Mohammad Hasan Samadani
ABSTRACT
The application of a fast and secure mobile signature model is an essential issue for the development of the mobile electronic commerce, since digital signatures can provide authentication, non-repudiation, and data integrity. There are several technologies and models with the aim of implementing signature processes for mobile devices. In this paper, we categorize them into client based and server based models. We will comment on the most important properties of each solution and analyze the advantages and disadvantages, with a special focus on the private key security, performance of the signature generation process, and application of digital certificates.
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- A survey on mobile digital signature models
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