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2009-02-12
From a new features overview of Autodesk Design Review 2010 comes the following snake oil claim:
As I've explained before, digital signatures do not provide data security; they simply authenticate the person that applied the signature. Digital signatures are a welcome feature with many potential uses, but data security is not one of them.
Digital Signatures
To help secure your data, you can now digitally sign DWFx files.
As I've explained before, digital signatures do not provide data security; they simply authenticate the person that applied the signature. Digital signatures are a welcome feature with many potential uses, but data security is not one of them.
Labels: Autodesk, digital signature, DWF, protection, security
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