PKIBlackbox package of SecureBlackbox®
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a set of standards that define all aspects of creation, use and disposal of certificates based on public keys.
PKI infrastructure also includes various functions to sign and encrypt generic data, to timestamp the signatures and to sign the executable files in Windows.
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X.509 certificates were originally designed as a part of X.500 infrastructure.
Since then, they have been adopted as a reliable source of authentication and integrity validation.
For a long time X.509 certificates were used for securing SSL sessions. Now certificates become integral part of other technologies, such as IPSec (low-level internet security), SSH (secure connection tunneling), S/MIME (Secure Mail), OpenPGP, PDF and XML signing and encryption and other. PKIBlackbox lets you add PKI functionality to your software. This includes certificate management, data processing (signing, encryption, timestamping), executables signing. You can also build server-side functions for timestamping and online certificate status validation into your applications. With PKIBlackbox you can use cryptographic hardware (cryptocards, USB tokens), compliant to PKCS#11 interface, in your PKI operations. PKIBlackbox is a clean-room implementation of all supported algorithms, standards and protocols. It does not use CryptoAPI, OpenSSL or other third-party cryptographic library. PKIBlackbox is included into all packages of SecureBlackbox and is also available separatey, as an individual SecureBlackbox package.
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