algorithms, software used etc.
Greetings, Nap
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Subject:Re: Qualified Certificate Request
* Nap van Zuuren:
Might
* Nap van Zuuren:
Might be a nice (intellectual) crypto-exercise, but I am afraid that the
concept of the Qualified Signature will not get a widespread
implementation, expect for very specific areas/disciplines.
That's by design, all those notaries public don't like being replaced
by
Nap van Zuuren wrote:
Might be a nice (intellectual) crypto-exercise, but I am afraid that the
concept of the Qualified Signature will not get a widespread
implementation, expect for very specific areas/disciplines.
The main problem with the Qualified Certificate (overhere in Europe) is
Hello,
Peter Saint-Andre invited me here to present my concept of Qualified
Certificate Requests to you.
It is a long-term goal of CAcert to be able to provide qualified certificates.
Regarding the requirements for qualified certificates, the only obstacle we
still have is the problem, that
Philipp Gühring wrote:
Regarding the requirements for qualified certificates, the only obstacle we
still have is the problem, that CAcert has to make sure, that the private key
for the certificate is generated and stored securely in a SmartCard, or
another Hardware Token.
Since the users
