SecSigner 7.47
SecSigner creates digital signatures and thus enables – especially in the context of SecCommerce SecPKI workflow – legally binding contract conclusions without media discontinuity (i.e. 100% paperless).
The qualified individual signature is used e.g. for signing PDF documents and for invoice release.
Downloads
Customers can find all downloads in the customer area
SecSigner Windows Program (End user)
Desktop Installation
Tutorial
SecSigner 7.47 for Windows
SecSigner Apple Mac OS X Program (End user)
Desktop Installation
Tutorial
SecSigner 7.47 for MacOSX
SecSigner Linux (End user)
Desktop Installation for Ubuntu, openSUSE etc.
Tutorial
SecSigner 7.47 for Linux
SecSigner Java only for example with Linux
For example, for the integration into web services
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SecSigner Java only
SecSigner developer package Java, Mac OS X, Linux
SecSigner-API.javadoc, libraries for trial invocation, e.g. C# and C, JNLP/Webstart files, and more
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SecSigner Dev
The following SecCommerce employees are authorized to sign deliveries of SecCommerce products:
Tilo Kienitz, Antonio Guerreiro, Tobias Tiedt, Joschka Wollner
SecSigner developer version and SecSigner Java only
Reason for the new request before the download
As of now we require for the download of these files a short description of the intended use scenario. The reason for this is that SecSigner was unfortunately frequently used in the past for replicas of our products which were subject to charge.
This also led to numerous support requests from customers who were unsatisfied with the replicated products as the used version was incorrectly integrated which caused errors and problems.
We want to prevent this now right from the start. With a submitted description of the use scenario we can provide important advice for the use or the products. Thank you very much for your understanding.
SecSign ID
With SecSign ID you get a highly secure and convenient two-factor user authentication using a smartphone. The basis is a PKI (Public Key Infrastructure). The used challenge response procedure is based on asymmetric encryption with 2048-bit key pairs.
You can download the SecSign ID two-factor authentication app for free via the following links: