> { PKCS#7 has become the basis of S/MIME, SET, This means that S/MIME, SET, etc use PKCS#7 format. (Like most crypto work, PKCS7 is extensible...) > Does xmlDSIG use pkcs#7? or xmlDSIG uses the same method (or logic) as > that of pkcs#7? Almost everything that PKCS7 provides can be found in XMLDSIG, but in an XML orientation. > What is the relation between pkcs#7 and XMLDSIG? Consider pkcs#7 an "ancestor." :) /r$Received on Monday, 24 February 2003 07:27:33 GMT
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