OpenFortress : Open Projects
OpenFortress is interested in research-oriented projects in cryptography. These pages describe a few proposals and yours could be added if you mail them to us. Projects listed here may be pending until we have collected sufficient funding partners and collaborators.
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Code release for Signing Policies
Posted on Mon, 14 Nov 2005, 13:05.
OpenFortress has developed a library and some end-user applications
for the signing policy project at OpenFortress.
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Signing Policies successfully presented at What The Hack
Posted on Mon, 01 Aug 2005, 11:48.
Our presentation at the What The Hack conference was a success.
The idea for our signing policy project was considered an important
move forwards for applications of digital signing.
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Support for policies in existing applications
Posted on Tue, 26 Jul 2005, 15:18.
This page contains information about support for Signing Policies
and support for it in conrete applications.
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Syntax, Semantics and Procedures for Standard Signing Policy Names
Posted on Tue, 26 Jul 2005, 15:17.
This document defines a URI-schema for standardised signing policies.
The purpose is to achieve better interoperability between signers,
accross implementations and even accross signing technology.
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Signing Policies will be presented on What The Hack
Posted on Fri, 15 Jul 2005, 16:54.
OpenFortress will speak on the international hacker conference
What The Hack later this month. We will discuss the advantages
and disadvantages of PGP for commercial applications, and explain
why and how tidy signing policies could solve most problems.
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Project Description: The Meaning of Signatures
Posted on Sat, 02 Apr 2005, 00:03.
Signatures in daily life have a variety of meanings --
signing for a FedEx delivery is far less
formal than signing for a mortgage contract. We need to make
similar distinctions for digital signatures.
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