DSKs
DSKs, or Digital Signature Keys, are essential components in modern digital security, primarily used for verifying the authenticity and integrity of digital data. They are part of a broader system known as Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). A DSK consists of two parts: a private key, which is kept secret by its owner, and a public key, which can be shared freely.
The primary function of a DSK is to enable digital signatures. When a user signs a document
DSKs are also fundamental to secure communication protocols like TLS/SSL, which protect internet traffic. They are