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Research on XML encryption and XML signature technology

Jiaxin Qiao

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Abstract

With the new security requirements of XML data,W3C and OASIS produced a series of the XML security specifications.This paper focuses on this question and analyses the most kernel technologies such as XML encryption and XML signature,then researches on the aims,syntax and classification of XML encryption and XML signature.

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With the new security requirements of XML data,W3C and OASIS produced a series of the XML security specifications.This paper focuses on this question and analyses the most kernel technologies such as XML encryption and XML signature,then researches on the aims,syntax and classification of XML encryption and XML signature.

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With the new security requirements of XML data,W3C and OASIS produced a series of the XML security specifications.This paper focuses on this question and analyses the most kernel technologies such as XML encryption and XML signature,then researches on the aims,syntax and classification of XML encryption and XML signature.

Key concepts: XML Signature, XML Encryption, Computer science, Streaming XML, Efficient XML Interchange, XML Schema Editor, XML validation, XML database

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