Advanced Electronic Signatures and eIDAS – Analysis of the Concept

Kutyłowski, Mirosław; Błaśkiewicz, Przemysław

doi:10.1016/j.csi.2022.103644

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“…Functionally, this electronic signature functions as a tool for verifying and authenticating the signer's identity while ensuring the document's integrity and authenticity. [24] The law guarantees legal protection for electronic certificate holders as a guarantee of land rights ownership. The Electronic Information and Transaction Law (UU ITE) recognizes evidence of electronic tenure in the form of electronic land certificates.…”

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Green Legality Certificate on Agrarian Reform: Indonesian Experience

Jaelani,

Octavia Kusumaningtyas,

Dian Luthviati

et al. 2024

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As the most essential human need, territory is crucial for the survival of humanity. The increase in population and demand for land, as a result of urbanization, can no longer satisfy human requirements. The research method in this study is a normative legal research method. The approach method uses a statute approach, a comparative approach, and an analytical approach. The green certification serves as evidence for the legality of a building, fulfilling the criteria for a green building, as well as supports the green movement, which contributes to a positive public image. In the future, unregistered land could receive electronic certificates for the first time through land registration. As a guarantee of ownership of land rights, the legislation provides holders of electronic certificates with legal protection. The electronic information and transaction law (IET Law) accepts electronic land certificates as proof of electronic tenure. Keywords: green legality, land, certificate, Agrarian reform

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Green Legality Certificate on Agrarian Reform: Indonesian Experience

Jaelani,

Octavia Kusumaningtyas,

Dian Luthviati

et al. 2024

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“…Thus, before generating a signature, the user implicitly or explicitly selects the appropriate policy in relation to its intended use. Electronic signatures that follow signature policies are called advanced electronic signatures (AdESs) [17]. Hereafter, we consider advanced signatures as defined in ETSI EN 319 102-1 [18].…”

Section: Signature Policymentioning

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Monitoring Key Pair Usage through Distributed Ledgers and One-Time Signatures

Mayr,

Palma,

Zambonin

et al. 2023

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Private key management is a complex obstacle arising from the traditional public key infrastructure model. However, before any related security breach can be addressed, it must first be reliably detected. Certificate Transparency (CT) is an example of a certificate issuance monitoring strategy, developed to detect the possible malfeasance of certification authorities (CAs). To the best of our knowledge, CT and other detection mechanisms do not cover digitally signed documents made by an end user, which are also susceptible to CA misbehavior. We modify the CT framework to handle signed documents via logging certificates in the blockchain to enable the secure and user-friendly monitoring of one-time signatures, backdating protection, and effective CA misbehavior detection. Moreover, to demonstrate the feasibility of our proposal, we present distinct deployment scenarios and analyze the storage, performance, and monetary costs.

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“…These include, in particular, services for the creation, verification and validation of electronic signatures, electronic seals, electronic time stamps, electronic documents, electronic registered delivery services and services for the production, verification and validation of certificates for website authentication and the conditions under which Member States certify and recognise devices for the creation of a qualified electronic signature and recognise the means of the electronic identification of natural persons and legal persons that are part of a notified electronic identification scheme of another Member State. According to Kutyłowski and Błaśkiewicz (2023), that regulation also defines the conditions under which Member States recognise means for the electronic identification of natural and legal persons issued by other Member States.…”

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eIDAS Regulation and Its Impact on National Legislation: The Case of the Slovak Republic

Gregušová¹,

Halásová

Peráček

2022

Administrative Sciences

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The eIDAS Regulation has become a key and, in a way, a ground-breaking piece of legislation of the European Union. It is crucial, in particular, with regard to its ambitious objectives and ground breaking because it was adopted at a time when the Member States of the European Union already had this issue more broadly or narrowly regulated by national laws. In our scientific study, we focus primarily on the critical analysis of the adopted eIDAS Regulation, its impact on the existing e-signature legislation and the amendments adopted, which are necessary to unify the legal framework for electronic signature of the Member States of the European Union. Our main objective was therefore to analyse the legal aspects of the electronic signature. We draw attention to those areas which, because of the regulation adopted, had to be recast and incorporated into the new Trust Services Act, as it emerged from the eIDAS Regulation for us. When processing the topic, we used legal analysis, compliant and available scientific methods as well as selected application problems from practice. In researching and developing a new legal framework for the electronic signature, we also used scientific and doctrinal interpretations associated with the application of scientific and scientific literature contained in the Web of Science and Scopus databases. The results of the study indicate that, despite the multi-annual effectiveness of the eIDAS Regulation, there are still problems that need to be addressed by amending it.

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Advanced Electronic Signatures and eIDAS – Analysis of the Concept

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Green Legality Certificate on Agrarian Reform: Indonesian Experience

Green Legality Certificate on Agrarian Reform: Indonesian Experience

Monitoring Key Pair Usage through Distributed Ledgers and One-Time Signatures

eIDAS Regulation and Its Impact on National Legislation: The Case of the Slovak Republic

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