Assertion: signature | /r/HasProperty | verified
Facets:
value: at the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: as signatures
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The encrypted, or digital, signature can later be verified using public key infrastructure (PKI).
text: However, are there rules for determining if a signature is valid, or even if signatures are necessary to begin with?
text: Many risk averse companies, including governments, financial and medical institutions, and payment processors require more secure standards, like FIPS 140-2 level 3 and FIPS 201 certification, to ensure the signature is validated and secure.
text: It also requires a signature which can be verified only if the public key is known.
text: Digital signatures ensure that signatures are verified, authentic and legitimate.
text: Digital signatures ensure that signatures are verified, authentic and legitimate.
text: Digital signatures provides authenticity and ensures that the signature is verified.
text: Does the signature on the document need to be verified?
text: For OpenPGP, the encryption scheme used by ProtonMail, the decrypted content is signed and thus the signature can only be verified if decryption succeeds.
text: Pencil is not the ideal choice because it can erase or be smudged, but signatures made in pencil are just as valid as signatures based in pen.
text: If the service verifies that the signature is valid, then the request is authorized.
text: At any time in the future, in spite of technological and other advances, it must be possible to validate the document to confirm that the signature was valid at the time it was signed – a concept known as Long-Term Validation (LTV).
text: If the certificate has expired, Entrust will not be able to provide a response that the signature is valid.