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   An options trading broker needs a digital certificate to ensure that the communication line used by him is highly secure.  Actually, digital certificates are digital Ids used to present credentials online and to further authenticate the public keys.  As is evident so far, the security system is dependent on the exchange of 'keys' between the two parties intending to do business or to exchange confidential information.

In keeping with the need of today's business environment and the proliferation of netpreneurs, a trusted third party need to act as the custodian of a 'public-key', more popularly known as the 'certificate authority' (CA).  Actually, it performs the function involved in issuing a digital certificate.  Thus, the 'Id' certifies that the public-key attached to the certificate belongs to the stated party.  In other words, it provides a 'digital signature' to the public-key.

The steps taken to obtain a digital certificate are identical to that involved in getting a 'digital signature', with the addition of the following:
Sender submits his public-key to a certificate issuing authority for example, like Verisign, alongside the necessary proof of identity
On the receiver's request, the certificate authority will provide a 'digital certificate'
The receiver decrypts the digital certificate to obtain the public-key of the sender and uses it for data transfer

Secret-key encryption, public-key encryption, digital signature and digital certificates are actually enabling technologies developed to provide the 'security solution' to ensure the privacy, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation of data being transmitted over the net.  A transaction thus requires a combination of these encryption technologies to provide comprehensive security coverage.  Thus, all options trading platforms require a security design that can be conveniently implemented and that which requires minimal processing and computation while simultaneously providing adequate security.

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wabbit Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 11 May 2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Quote Reply Topic: Towards greater transparency and secure model usin Posted: 11 May 2010 at 6:36am
	An options trading broker needs a digital certificate to ensure that the communication line used by him is highly secure. Actually, digital certificates are digital Ids used to present credentials online and to further authenticate the public keys. As is evident so far, the security system is dependent on the exchange of 'keys' between the two parties intending to do business or to exchange confidential information. In keeping with the need of today's business environment and the proliferation of netpreneurs, a trusted third party need to act as the custodian of a 'public-key', more popularly known as the 'certificate authority' (CA). Actually, it performs the function involved in issuing a digital certificate. Thus, the 'Id' certifies that the public-key attached to the certificate belongs to the stated party. In other words, it provides a 'digital signature' to the public-key. The steps taken to obtain a digital certificate are identical to that involved in getting a 'digital signature', with the addition of the following: Sender submits his public-key to a certificate issuing authority for example, like Verisign, alongside the necessary proof of identity On the receiver's request, the certificate authority will provide a 'digital certificate' The receiver decrypts the digital certificate to obtain the public-key of the sender and uses it for data transfer Secret-key encryption, public-key encryption, digital signature and digital certificates are actually enabling technologies developed to provide the 'security solution' to ensure the privacy, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation of data being transmitted over the net. A transaction thus requires a combination of these encryption technologies to provide comprehensive security coverage. Thus, all options trading platforms require a security design that can be conveniently implemented and that which requires minimal processing and computation while simultaneously providing adequate security.

Victor Subrun Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 23 Mar 2011 Online Status: Offline Posts: 7	Quote Reply Posted: 24 Mar 2011 at 3:49am
	In keeping with the need of today's business environment and the proliferation of netpreneurs, a trusted third party need to act as the custodian of a 'public-key', more popularly known as the 'certificate authority' (CA). Actually, it performs the function involved in issuing a digital certificate. Thus, the 'Id' certifies that the public-key attached to the certificate belongs to the stated party. In other words, it provides a 'digital signature' to the public-key.
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