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Electronic signatures vs. digital signatures

Electronic signatures vs. digital signatures

Digital signatures relate to one particular kind of electronic signatures - which refer to any electronic method of signing documents and messages. Thus, all digital signatures are electronic signatures, but the opposite isn’t always true.

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Digital signatures can be applied to various kinds of digital documents and certificates. As such, they have several applications. Some of the most common use cases include: 

  • Information Technology. To enhance the security of Internet communication systems.

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