Unsigniert

Unsigniert is a German word that translates to "unsigned" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts, often indicating the absence of a signature or endorsement.

In the realm of documents, "unsigniert" refers to a paper that has not been formally authenticated by a signature. This could pertain to contracts, letters, or official forms where a signature is typically required for validation or authorization. An unsigniert document may therefore be considered incomplete or lacking legal standing until it is signed.

The term also appears in digital contexts. For instance, an email that is "unsigniert" might lack a digital signature, which is used to verify the sender's identity and ensure message integrity. Similarly, software or code that is "unsigniert" may not have been digitally signed by its developer, which can lead to warnings or restrictions when attempting to install or run it on certain operating systems.

In a more general sense, "unsigniert" can describe something that is not officially recognized, approved, or associated with a particular entity. It implies a lack of formal commitment or attribution.