XML-Signature Syntax and Processing

By D. Eastlake, Joseph M. Reagle, D. Solo. Request for Comments, 2001

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Security for Grid services (2003, methodology): “Once the security context is established, GSI3 implements message protection using the Web services standards for secured messages (XML-Signature [34] and XML-Encryption [35]).”
XML document security based on provisional authorization (2000, background): “However there are often cases where the data must be protected from possible threats since, for example, the data may contain confidential information or it is necessary to prevent repudiation.”
Named graphs, provenance and trust (2005, methodology): “Such a method could specify, for example, a variation of the graph canonicalization algorithms provided in [19]8, and choosing one of the XML canonicalization methods and one of the signature methods supported by XML Signatures [ 11 ].”
A Policy Based Approach to Security for the Semantic Web (2003, background): “There have been some eﬀorts in adapting data exchange formats and protocols related to security in distributed systems to the Semantic Web like XML digital signatures [7], XML encryption [8], and X.509 Public Key Certiﬁcates [9].”