When a file is shared online via email or messaging apps between friends or business partners, how do we know who actually shared the file? How can we verify the authenticity of that file? And how can we confirm that the file we received hasn't been intercepted or altered at some point? A digital signature is the equivalent of your personal signature in the digital world. It involves mathematical algorithms that verify the integrity of a digital document, as well as the authenticity of its owner.

A digital signature helps us know who sent the file and when it was sent. This information also allows us to verify the content of the signed document itself. A digitally signed file is uniquely tagged and can be identified and tracked online. It cannot be forged or altered, as files with altered content can no longer be verified. A digital signature helps us know who sent the file and when it was sent. This information also allows us to verify the content of the signed document itself. A digitally signed file is uniquely tagged and can be identified and tracked online. It cannot be forged or altered, as files with altered content can no longer be verified.

Due to the avalanche of forged documents, identity theft, fake social media profiles, and fake news, a digital signature is a necessary companion to any system that aims to prevent the alteration, loss, damage, or misuse of its content.

Digital Chip Card Locker, or DCCL for short, is a group of mathematically based algorithms that set the highest standards for online data protection. It is represented by innovative solutions implemented in security protocols and e-business systems that gravitate towards preserving privacy, confidentiality, authenticity and integrity of data and protection against misuse. The "processor" of the virtual chip is powered by artificial intelligence (AI), while the "memory units" are occupied by files, associated metadata, security tags and information carriers.

Unlike other techniques that do not allow you to sign a document in the strict sense of the word, but rather create a digital signature as a standalone file, DCCL introduces the possibility of "embedding" a digital signature into the document itself. The process of verifying the authenticity of a file signed by DCCL is autonomous and relies on the information contained in the file itself, without resorting to external links or sources. If the authentication of the identity of a document were to be carried out using data stored outside the file, there would be a serious risk of data manipulation.

For more details on DCCL technology, please visit this page. For more details on how to encrypt data using DCCL, please visit this page. For more details on how DCCL implements tokenization, please visit this page.

Licensing ChatLiner and the associated products based on Digital Chip Card Locker ("DCCL") technology costs $1200 per year. You can pay $300 quarterly, $600 half-yearly, or $1200 annually.

$300.00 USD / quarterly $600.00 USD / half-yearly $1200.00 USD / annually

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