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W3C Approves XML-based Digital Signatures
The W3C issued XML-Signature Syntax and Processing as a W3C Recommendation, which means it has been reviewed by W3C membership and is ready for widespread adoption. XML Signature offers basic data integrity and authentication tools that will be used to build more secure Web services. Handling digital signatures via XML offers greater flexiblity for Web-based applications. For instance, with XML users would be able to "sign" sections of a document without invalidating other portions, a capability vital for uses such as invoices or order forms, the W3C said.
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