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| ഀ | ഀഀAtomic Signatures ഀ leverage electronic cryptographic signatures ഀ at a server for the benefit of the client. ഀ A server authenticates ഀ signers on the basis of passwords, biometrics, certificates or security ഀ tokens. ഀ Signatures are ഀ affixed at the server using encryption. ഀ Atomic Signatures ഀ use symmetric encryption, either alone, or in connection with asymmetric ഀ encryption, which offers enhanced protection. ഀ XKI Atomic Signatures ഀ are a combination of the two technologies. ഀ Atomic Signatures ഀ simply, and elegantly enable effective, easy to use, yet inexpensive electronic ഀ signatures as meta-data that is designed to endure.ഀ Atomic Signatures ഀ provide an underpinning of the LegalXML-OASIS ഀ e-notarization TC symmetric signature profile. ഀ To find out more ഀ about Atomic Signatures™ download the White ഀ Paper. | ഀ
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