DIGITAL SIGNATURE
The process of digitally signing starts by taking a mathematical summary (called
a hash code) of the check. This hash code is a uniquely-identifying digital fingerprint
of the check. If even a single bit of the check changes, the hash code will dramatically
change. The next step in creating a digital signature is to sign the hash code with
your private key. This signed hash code is then appended to the check. How is this
a signature? Well, the recipient of your check can verify the hash code sent by
you, using your public key. At the same time, a new hash code can be created from
the received check and compared with the original signed hash code. If the hash
codes match, then the recipient has verified that the check has not been altered.
The recipient also knows that only you could have sent the check because only you
have the private key that signed the original hash code.
A computerized mark is a scientific plan for showing the realness of advanced messages
or archives. A legitimate advanced mark gives a beneficiary motivation to trust
that the message was made by a known sender (verification), that the sender can't
deny having sent the message (non-revocation), and that the message was not adjusted
in travel (honesty). Advanced marks are a standard component of most cryptographic
convention suites, and are usually utilized for programming appropriation, monetary
exchanges, contract administration programming, and in different situations where
it is vital to recognize imitation or altering.
AUTHORIZE RA
Penta Four Security Services Pvt. Ltd. is authorities RA eMudhra Limited hence eMudhra
Limited is a Certifying Authority licensed by Controller of Certifying Authorities,
under Government of India. eMudhra operates under the guidelines set by Information
Technology Act. With more than one million certificates issued, we caters to all
kinds of subscribers who use Digital Certificates for Income Tax, MCA (ROC), Tenders,
Foreign Trade, Banking, Railways and many other needs.
Using Digital Certificates
- MCA (ROC)
- Income Tax
- E-Tender
- Foreign Trade
- Employee Provident Fund
Types of Certificates
- Signature Certificates
- Encryption Certificates
- Document Signer Certificates
- SSL Certificates
- Code Signing Certificates
Class of Certificates
- Class 1 Certificates
- Class 2 Certificates
- Class 3 Certificates