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ANSI X9/TG-9 : 1995

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ABSTRACT SYNTAX NOTATION AND ENCODING RULES FOR FINANCIAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Published date

01-12-2013

Foreword
1 Introduction
  1.1 Scope and organization
  1.2 History
  1.3 Terminology
2 Specification
  2.1 Built in types
  2.2 Subtypes
  2.3 Macro notation
3 1992 Extensions
  3.1 information objects
  3.2 Parameterization
  3.3 Constraints
  3.4 Generic upper layers security
4 Representation
  4.1 Basic encoding rules
  4.2 Contents field
  4.3 Distinguished encoding rules
  4.4 Other standardized encoding rules
  4.5 ASCII Encoding rules
  4.6 Comparison with tag/delimiter encoding
5 Example
  5.1 Type definition
  5.2 Values and encodings
6 References

Provides an overview of those ASN.1 mechanisms used by the X9 standards. Describes the use of ASN.1 as a specification tool, to a sufficient level of detail to understand the types defined in the X9 security standards.

Committee
X9
DocumentType
Standard
PublisherName
American Bankers Association
Status
Current

ANSI X9.42 : 2003(R2013) PUBLIC KEY CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR THE FINANCIAL SERVICES: AGREEMENT OF SYMMETRIC KEYS USING DISCRETE LOGARITHM CRYPTOGRAPHY

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