ODFC (OZG Digital Forensics Center) digital signatures are used to authenticate and ensure the integrity of documents created in the Open Document Format.
Key aspects of ODFC digital signatures:
ODFC digital signatures provide a way to verify that a document has not been altered after signing, ensuring the authenticity of the content and the identity of the signer.
The signature process involves creating a hash of the document's content, which is then encrypted with the signer's private key. This encrypted hash, along with the signer's certificate, forms the digital signature.
In many jurisdictions, digital signatures are legally recognized under specific laws that equate them to handwritten signatures, provided they meet certain security and reliability standards.
ODFC Helpdesk for Digital Signature (DSC)
Official E-mail 📩 dsc@odfcdigital.com
