The mission of this working group is to develop an XML compliant syntax used for representing the signature of Web resources and portions of protocol messages (anything referencable by a URI) and procedures for computing and verifying such signatures. This is a joint Working Group of the IETF and W3C. W3C is hosting the email list and WG site publicly in accordance with IETF procedure. Please see the Charter for further information on the constitution of this WG. This WG does not address broader XML security issues including XML encryption and authorization.This WG has successfully advanced all chartered deliverables to their final state and the charter has expired; presently the mailing list may be used to ask questions about the specifications or interop report.
If you want to join, or are new to the working group you should understand how to contribute, how to work with the chairs, when the next meetings is, and catch up on some background reading. Otherwise, just start participating on the list!
If you are interested in a light-weight introduction to XML Signatures, you may want to review the primer background reading.
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Presently, the chair responsibilities are divided as shown below. As already stated, requests on these topics should be directed to the specified owner with the other chair or the WG list cc'd as appropriate.
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