← Back to context Comment by Retr0id 18 hours ago A signature over what? 3 comments Retr0id Reply scoofy 17 hours ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature Retr0id 9 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 3 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 9 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 3 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 9 hours ago I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing? scoofy 3 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 3 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.