"digitally signed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a document or communication has been digitally signed to signify a request, agreement, or authentication. For example: "The contract has been digitally signed and is now legally binding."
Task Time (sec) Energy (J) Creation of ECC keys 53.2 3.25 Verification of digital signature 59.8 5.54 Creation of digitally signed message 35.7 3.58 Sending message to base-station 3.7 0.38 Waiting period 1.3 0.12 Diffie-Hellman key exchange 5.5 0.57 Decryption of root-key 9.7 0.79 Sending message to base-station 3.6 0.33 Total 172.5 14.56.
Parts of the malware were digitally signed with a valid Microsoft digital certificate, which makes it appear as if it is a harmless software update from Microsoft.
First, all of the digital information stored on the card is digitally signed by the issuer.
The Palladium architecture creates an operating environment that allows only digitally signed software to be executed.
To back up his claims, the BBC said Mr. Wright had provided digitally signed messages using cryptographic keys inextricably linked to Bitcoins generated by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Intercepted content would be digitally signed, so company engineers don't have to hang around in court all day waiting to testify that it's a true copy.
It's also automated the federal and state disclosures and digitized them, enabling users to digitally sign them rather than manually filling out a bunch of forms.
As an Estonian citizen, I use my digital identity to log in to government services and digitally sign any contract, meaning that I can feel closely connected to the country as a citizen even when I am not physically in the country.
It has also shown the critical importance of vendors digitally "signing" their updates, so customers only buy genuinely matched software, and not versions that have been manipulated.
They've essentially forcibly commissioned a new operating system from Apple – one that the company must digitally sign so that the iPhone "trusts" it, and then use to take customers' information.
Apple has said it is indeed concerned about the setting of precedent, particularly given the details of the Department of Justice motion, which seek to compel it to write and digitally sign a new piece of software.
