> My question is, if there is a content in the XML document we > cannot trust, then shouldnt we, not use it for any purpose. What > situation a data which can't be trusted be useful. Signature validation might be performed by a third-party service that has no knowledge of the signer identities; separating authentication from authorization. Perhaps it might help if you think of validation as a tri-state: trusted, untrusted, and indeterminate. <example removed> Your example can be summarized like this: the organization is using unsigned data in its operations, and that can be hacked. I agree. But that's irrelevant here. /r$Received on Wednesday, 5 February 2003 13:40:04 GMT
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