What is ECDSA? ECDSA, which stands for Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm, is a type of cryptographic algorithm that is used for the purpose of authenticating the message content. It is called elliptic curve cryptography, and its foundation is the elliptic curves mathematics that ensures very high security when keys are shorter than the RSARead More

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Digitally signing Java applications improves authenticity, integrity, and trust. DigiCert KeyLocker allows you to sign .jar files securely using keys stored in DigiCert’s cloud-based Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) and the DigiCert KSP Library. This guide explains how to establish your environment and use JarSigner to sign Java applications from KeyLocker. What Is DigiCert KeyLocker? DigiCert… Read More How to Configure KeyLocker for JarSigner using the DigiCert KSP Library?

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