Securing eHealth and eGovernment with Java
summary
DSS Framework is a Java library that creates, extends and validates interoperable eIDAS signatures (XAdES, CAdES, PAdES, ASiC) and plugs over BouncyCastle, OpenPDF/PDFBox and Apache Santuario; a JavaFX standalone app and demo sign XML, JPEG CT scans and PDFs and validate chains against EU trust lists used in several EEA countries. Demos show qualified electronic signatures that mostly validate but reveal long‑term validation gaps in old samples and offer PAdES PDF protection as a practical defense against document fraud.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 1:00Let's meet
- 4:19eGovernment in
- 14:43Benefits of eHealth
- 17:49Requirements for Secure Transmission
- 18:54Authenticity of Author and Data
- 19:24Risks & Solutions
- 20:14Electronic Signatures
- 21:05Signature Process
- 23:40Signature Types
- 24:21Advanced Electronic Signature
- 25:58Qualified Electronic Signature w Accreditation
- 26:42Certificates
- 27:42Signature Packaging Depending on the signature format, different packaging of the signature and the document are possible
- 28:35Signature Creation and Validati
- 28:57SENS Document Flow
- 30:21DSS Framework
- 32:14PDF Insecurity
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