A Digital Signature is a cryptographic mechanism that belongs to the class of authentication techniques and is distinguished by its use of asymmetric cryptography to provide message integrity, origin authentication, and non-repudiation through the generation and verification of a unique digital code.
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Efficient signature generation by smart cards
C. P. Schnorr · Journal of Cryptology · 1991 · 2.8K citations · Full text
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