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signing and encrypting

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Eshaghi - 24 Jan 2006 15:46 GMT
Hello!

I have implemented a application, which encrypts and signs XML documents.
Each time when the application runs, a XML document will be signed or
encrypted, and a secret key will be created, which can used to verify or to
decrypt the XML document.

My question is: is there a possibility to implement an aplication, which
signs or encrypts several documents all together and creates only one secret
key for all documents.

thanks in advance.
Michel Gallant - 24 Jan 2006 18:15 GMT
Of course.  You can sign an exe which contains any number of resources.
The signature would then cover all the included resources (which could be
any other files, images etc..).
Similarly for cab files (via Authenticode signature implementation).
- Mitch

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