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Doesn't non-repudiation mean the opposite of what he is saying? I.e. isn't "being able to proof where something comes from or who did what" just repudiation?
by threepipeproblm 13y ago
Doesn't non-repudiation mean the opposite of what he is saying? I.e. isn't "being able to proof where something comes from or who did what" just repudiation?
- dragonwriter 13y ago> isn't "being able to proof where something comes from or who did what" just repudiation? No, "repudiation" is (in the relevant sense) denying responsibility for sending data or some other action. Non-repudiation is the property of a system that prevents (or, at least, makes more difficult) repudiation.
- threepipeproblm 13y agoah