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Title : Syntax for binding documents with time stamps
Author(s) : A. Santoni
Filename : draft-santoni-timestampeddata-00.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 2007-7-5
This document describes a syntax which can be used to bind a generic
document (or any set of data, not necessarily protected by means of
cryptographic techniques) to one or more time-stamp tokens obtained
for that document, where "time-stamp token" has the meaning defined
in [TSP].
Whereas digital time stamping has become the standard technique for
proving the existence of a document before a certain point in time,
there is not a generally accepted syntax for keeping together one
document and the associated time-stamps in a single "bundle". Such a
syntax would facilitate keeping track of which time-stamps belong to
what documents and would therefore improve the efficiency of
timestamp-aware applications.
This document proposes a simple syntax based on [CMS], by defining a
new contentType.
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