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eMark
Free and open-source PDF signing and verification application.
eMark is a free and open-source PDF signing and verification application – a powerful Adobe Reader alternative that enables you to securely sign, verify, timestamp, and protect PDF documents using: 🔑 USB tokens and HSM (PKCS#11) 📜 PKCS#12/PFX certificates 💻 Windows certificate store Works seamlessly on Windows, Linux, and macOS with an Adobe Reader-like interface featuring professional signature verification capabilities. -
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Digital Signer (a PDF Signing software)
Digital Signature & eSigning software. Bulk PDF signing. Sign all Page
Digital Signer is a powerful and user-friendly software designed to secure and sign your digital documents with ease. Ideal for Tender filling, individuals, businesses, and professionals, this software ensures that your sensitive documents are protected from unauthorized editing and tampering, maintaining their integrity and authenticity. Key Features Sign PDFs with Hardware Devices: Ensuring the highest level of security. Digital Signature Certificates (DSC): Apply digital... -
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OpenSC
OpenSC - tools and libraries for smart cards
The OpenSC project allows the use of PKCS #15 compatible SmartCards and other cryptographic tokens (e.g. the Aladdin eToken) in UNIX compatible operating systems. OpenSC can use PC/SC Lite or CT-API as its reader backend. https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/wiki/OpenSC-Services -
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This is a library for easy accessing chip cards /smart cards via a chipcard reader. It currently works under Linux, FreeBSD and Windows. It is tested with Towitoko and Kobil readers.
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