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ElTimuro
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Comment #48992784
could be a digital copy but stored in an offline vault
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Comment #47325441
I wrote this while working on AES and QES support for Documenso. The digital signing stack is surprisingly tightly coupled today. Curious how others working with eIDAS infrastructu…
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Comment #45616397
Trust and Regulation like QTSP and all the other red tape
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Comment #44912283
Thonmas Kehl, founder of german finance channel Finanzfluss is suing meta for allowing paid ads using their brand and his personal image via AI deep fakes.
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Comment #37770216
Same, we tip almost exclusively on algora
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Comment #34183897
Noted. I think best practice signing is pretty learn free at this point, but it is good to remeber this notion
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Comment #34183891
Good point. Cryptography can be a remedy here, but this is still a relevant factor IMO
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Ask HN: Would you (or your company) host your own document signing if you could?
Would you (or the company you work for) self-host a document signing solution if that were an option? I find it really weird, that there seems to be no obvious option to do so, in …
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Comment #34171966
Would you (or the company you work for) self-host a document signing solution if that were an option? I find it really weird, that there seems to be no obvious option to do so, in …
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Comment #34171018
If you want a bit more structure, a more opinionated framework like nextjs or similar could be for you
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Comment #33933174
Pretty neat, thanks
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Comment #33933135
The larger mission would be to reduce reliance on one player that has 70+ percent of the market and decentralize trust. Centralized trust is going out of style fast..
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Comment #33924439
Is CAcert still alive? I read the project kinda died
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Comment #33922905
I also agree with you for what it's worth. Even it is somewhat possible, it should be WAY more open and free. Like SSL it's not a luxury competitve edge, but basic modern day infra…
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Comment #33922852
That's a great hint, will look into that..
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Comment #33922842
Sorry you lost me on blockain. Also IF any blockchain were to be used to persist stuff like this it's the biggest, most decentralized.
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Comment #33922810
i did not see anything about beeing a CA on first scan but if that's works it would be great
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Comment #33921170
How can something so fundamentally math-based as Public-key cryptography be so heavyliy patented?
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Ask HN: Why isn't there something like Let's Encrypt for document signing?
Considering how easy it is to generate a public/private key pair it's not that easy and not cheap to get an widely trusted document signing certificate. Especially one with LTV (lo…
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Comment #26618134
If done right who creates it should Not matter, Similar to bitcoin.
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Comment #26618126
Time will tell if this gains Traction,but for once the approach is right. HN is not that into crypto from what I can tell, i noticed before already.
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Comment #18676502
Same works if you remove a spoon and porridge. This is uttlery meaningless even if it were real life. Projecting behavioural triggers on technology is flawed most of the time.