XML Encryption

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XML Encryption is a W3C standard that defines a method for encrypting digital content within XML documents to ensure data confidentiality in transit and storage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf W3C specification
XML security technology
cryptographic standard
abbreviation XML-Enc NERFINISHED
allows end-to-end protection of XML content
partial encryption of XML documents
appliesTo data at rest
data in transit
category application-layer encryption technology
data security standard
compatibleWith XML Signature NERFINISHED
defines XML syntax for representing encrypted data
processing rules for encrypted XML data
ensures data confidentiality
firstPublishedBy W3C NERFINISHED
focusesOn encryption of XML data
fullName XML Encryption Syntax and Processing NERFINISHED
goal confidentiality of XML-based information exchange
hasVersion XML Encryption 1.0 NERFINISHED
XML Encryption 1.1 NERFINISHED
includesElement AgreementMethod
CarriedKeyName
CipherData
CipherReference
CipherValue
EncryptedData
EncryptedKey
EncryptionMethod NERFINISHED
ReferenceList
partOf W3C XML Security specifications NERFINISHED
relatedTo XML Signature NERFINISHED
separates key information from encrypted data
standardizedBy W3C NERFINISHED
World Wide Web Consortium NERFINISHED
supports encryption of XML element content
encryption of XML elements
encryption of arbitrary digital content
encryption of external data referenced from XML
usedIn SAML assertions protection
SOAP message security
identity and access management systems
web services security
uses asymmetric cryptography
key agreement mechanisms
key transport mechanisms
symmetric cryptography

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XML technology stack includesStandard XML Encryption