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fix typo 2

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kakwa 2016-11-02 19:25:01 +01:00
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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Roughly, it works as follow:
1. A client application sends an hash of the data it wants to time-stamp to a Time-Stamp authority server. 1. A client application sends an hash of the data it wants to time-stamp to a Time-Stamp authority server.
2. The Time-Stamp authority server retrieves the current date, concatenates it with the hash and uses its private key to create the time-stamp (kind of like a signature). 2. The Time-Stamp authority server retrieves the current date, concatenates it with the hash and uses its private key to create the time-stamp (kind of like a signature).
3. The Time-Stamp authority server return the generated time-stamp to the client application. 3. The Time-Stamp authority server returns the generated time-stamp to the client application.
Then a client can verify the piece of data with the time-stamp using the Certificate Authority of the time-stamp key pair (X509 certificates). Then a client can verify the piece of data with the time-stamp using the Certificate Authority of the time-stamp key pair (X509 certificates).