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Some Questions on the Legal System of Electronic Verification

Liu Zhong-qiu

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Abstract

The digital signature is a wide-used technique in electronic transactions to identify the status of the concerning parties. The electronic verification is the reliable way to confirm the signatory’s credit to ensure the safety of electronic transactions. It includes: the set-up of electronic verification office, the stipulation of its functions and responsibilities.

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The digital signature is a wide-used technique in electronic transactions to identify the status of the concerning parties. The electronic verification is the reliable way to confirm the signatory’s credit to ensure the safety of electronic transactions. It includes: the set-up of electronic verification office, the stipulation of its functions and responsibilities.

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The digital signature is a wide-used technique in electronic transactions to identify the status of the concerning parties. The electronic verification is the reliable way to confirm the signatory’s credit to ensure the safety of electronic transactions. It includes: the set-up of electronic verification office, the stipulation of its functions and responsibilities.

Key concepts: Stipulation, Electronic signature, Digital signature, Computer security, Computer science, Set (abstract data type), Electronic systems, Business

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