← Back to context Comment by Retr0id 19 hours ago A signature over what? 3 comments Retr0id Reply scoofy 17 hours ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature Retr0id 10 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 4 hours ago If I were creating a verification system, I'd include a Timestamp, camera used, and UUID. If I were selling products to news teams, I'd likely include fields that the firm wanted included like name of company, and if applicable, gps location.
scoofy 17 hours ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature Retr0id 10 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 4 hours ago If I were creating a verification system, I'd include a Timestamp, camera used, and UUID. If I were selling products to news teams, I'd likely include fields that the firm wanted included like name of company, and if applicable, gps location.
Retr0id 10 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 4 hours ago If I were creating a verification system, I'd include a Timestamp, camera used, and UUID. If I were selling products to news teams, I'd likely include fields that the firm wanted included like name of company, and if applicable, gps location.
scoofy 4 hours ago If I were creating a verification system, I'd include a Timestamp, camera used, and UUID. If I were selling products to news teams, I'd likely include fields that the firm wanted included like name of company, and if applicable, gps location.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature
I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing?
If I were creating a verification system, I'd include a Timestamp, camera used, and UUID. If I were selling products to news teams, I'd likely include fields that the firm wanted included like name of company, and if applicable, gps location.