Server-based signatures refer to a method of digital signing where the cryptographic operations (such as signing) are performed on a dedicated server instead of on a local device or client. This approach is commonly used in various applications, particularly where security, efficiency, and accuracy are required for digital signature processes. ### Key Features of Server-Based Signatures: 1. **Centralized Management**: The signing process is centralized on a server, which allows for more streamlined management of cryptographic keys and signing operations.
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