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book/source/08-signing_components.md
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This chapter adds a lot of detail to the material we discussed in the {ref}`certificates_chapter` chapter. Signatures on components are a crucial mechanism for forming OpenPGP certificates (which combine component keys and identities, via signatures on those components).
Additionally, signatures on components play a crucial role for authentication of identities. Mechanisms for decentralized authentication are one of OpenPGP's core strenghts, we'll look into how they work.
Additionally, signatures on components play a crucial role for authentication of identities. Mechanisms for decentralized authentication are one of OpenPGP's core strengths, we'll look into how they work.
Finally, signatures on components are also a central mechanism for life-cycle management of OpenPGP certificates and their components. This includes defining or changing expiration dates, or issuing revocations, for certificates or their components.

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selfcert --> skbind & skrev
selfcert & 3rdcert --> certification
certification --> uidcert & uidrev & dksig & krev
subgraph Siganture Types and Targets
subgraph Signature Types and Targets
standalone[0x02: Standalone]
subgraph Signature Packet
confsig[0x50: Third-Party Confirmation]