GB/T 18794.4-2003
ActiveInformation technology--Open Systems Interconnection--Security frameworks for open systems--Part 4:Non-repudiation framework
信息技术 开放系统互连 开放系统安全框架 第4部分:抗抵赖框架
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines a security framework for providing non-repudiation services in Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) environments. It specifies mechanisms to prevent entities from denying their involvement in a communication or transaction, such as proving the origin or delivery of data. It is applied in the design and implementation of secure network protocols, electronic commerce systems, and digital signature applications where legal or contractual proof of actions is required.
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