Server based electronic signature approach to improve e-signature practices in Turkey
2020
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In this study, a server-based electronic signature structure has been investigated as a valid and centralized e-signature method in terms of its applicability to Turkey's current eID structure. Current widespread e-signature methods' and their applications that are in use in Turkey are examined further, so that possible advantages and disadvantages of a new server-based solution can be determined clearly. Research specifically contains the Austria's server-based eID approach that is in use and continues with the compatibility assessment of the requirements of this solution with Turkish eID usecases. Hence, a possible server-based eID structure for Turkish eID environment is proposed and the applicability of this server-based e-signature method is evaluated in the context of whether it can ease Turkish practices of e-signing. Necessary steps to achieve a successful integration of the presented solution to the current infrastructure are determined. It is concluded that, server-based signature approach would contribute to the development of a more usable and cross-border way of online identification as well as it would help to reach the international standards of e-signatures in Turkey.
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Özgün Erdoğan
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Özgün Erdoğan (Master Thesis). Server based electronic signature approach to improve e-signature practices in Turkey, 2020, Çankaya University.
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