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Documents that have an asics extension are in one of the AsiC formats. These are used by EU/government agencies for documents that are secured and digitally signed. The term AsiC-S refers to the Associated Signature Containers - Simple container format.
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ASiC-S (Associated Signature Containers – Simple) is a file format used for storing one or more data objects, along with one or more electronic signatures related to those data objects.
It is a type of ASiC (Associated Signature Containers) format, a standard developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to create container files for secure electronic signatures.
The ASiC-S format is the simpler of the two ASiC formats (the other being ASiC-E, or Extended). It is designed to contain only one signed or encrypted object and its associated signatures or certificates. This makes it ideal for simple transactions where only one document needs to be signed or encrypted. ASiC-S files are typically used in scenarios where secure electronic signatures are required, such as in e-government, e-health, e-procurement, and other digital transactions. They provide a way to ensure the integrity and authenticity of the signed or encrypted data and can be used as evidence in legal proceedings if necessary.
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