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Digital signatures

Last updated 10/11/2011

Setting up signature validation

When you receive a signed document, you may want to validate its signature(s) to verify the signer and the signed

content. Depending on how you have configured your application, validation may occur automatically. Signature

validity is determined by checking the authenticity of the signature’s digital ID certificate status and document

integrity:

• Authenticity verification confirms that the signer's certificate or its parent certificates exist in the validator’s list of

trusted identities. It also confirms whether the signing certificate is valid based on the user's Acrobat or Reader

configuration.

• Document integrity verification confirms whether the signed content changed after it was signed. If content

changes, document integrity verification confirms whether the content changed in a manner permitted by the

signer.

Set signature verification preferences

1 In Acrobat or Reader, click Edit > Preferences.

2 From the Preferences dialog box, select Security on the left.

3 To automatically validate all signatures in a PDF when you open the document, select Verify Signatures When The

Document Is Opened. This option is selected by default.

4 Click Advanced Preferences, and then click the Verification tab.

5 Select verification options.

6 (Windows only) Click the Windows Integration tab, and specify whether you can import identities from the

Windows Certificates feature into the list of trusted identities. In addition, specify whether to trust all root

certificates in the Windows Certificates feature when validating signatures and certified documents. Selecting these

options can compromise security.

Note: It is not recommended to trust all root certificates in the Windows Certificate feature. Many certificates that are

distributed with Windows are designed for purposes other than establishing trusted identities.

Verification options

When Verifying These options specify methods that determine which plug-in to choose when verifying a signature.

The appropriate plug-in is often selected automatically. Contact your system administrator about specific plug-in

requirements for validating signatures.

Require Certificate Revocation Checking To Succeed Whenever Possible During Signature Verification Checks

certificates against a list of excluded certificates during validation. This option is selected by default. If you deselect this

option, the revocation status for approval signatures is ignored. The revocation status is always checked for certifying

signatures.

Verify Signatures Using Select an option to specify how to check the digital signature for validity. By default, you can

check the time based on when the signature was created. Alternatively, check based on the current time or the time set

by a timestamp server when the document was signed.

Use Expired Timestamps Uses the secure time provided by the timestamp or embedded in the signature, even if the

signature’s certificate has expired. This option is selected by default. Deselecting this option allows discarding of

expired timestamps.

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