Signature Part R Integer [40 bytes] Signature Part S Integer [40 bytes] <selfsignedKey> <selfsignedKey> Digital Signature Certificate – Digital Signature [of data] Signature per data file: <digitalSignature cert="cert1”> <pubkey> <P>23458772957</P> [matches my cert in <Q>24242424433</Q> <G>32562525434</G> <Y>34636366666</Y> </pubkey> <content> <dateCreated>31042014</dateCreated> <file>SSKDLSKLSKD.002</file> </content> <sig> <R>23235252525</R> content + file] <S>55546785347</S> </sig> </digitalSignature> Basic structures these are all base64 encoded before being written out anywhere the XML is just – – to describe the fields they hold.: An ID record (an example only) : the definitions of these in in section C.
Signature Part R Integer [40 bytes] Signature Part S Integer [40 bytes] <selfsignedKey> <selfsignedKey> Digital Signature – Certificate Digital Signature [of data] Signature per data file: <digitalSignature cert="cert1”> <pubkey> <P>23458772957</P> <Q>24242424433</Q> [matches my cert in <G>32562525434</G> <Y>34636366666</Y> </pubkey> <content> <dateCreated>31042014</dateCreated> <file>SSKDLSKLSKD.002</file> </content> <sig> <R>23235252525</R> <S>55546785347</S> content + file] </sig> </digitalSignature> Basic structures – these are all base64 encoded before being written out anywhere – the XML is just to describe the fields they hold.: An ID record (an example only) : the definitions of these in in section C.
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