XSign ActiveX XML Digital Signature Component

I have created an ActiveX component for signing XML documents named Lizard Labs XSign Lite :) It is an ActiveX software component and has been developed for secure personal and business transactions. It enables XML digital signatures using certificates over the Internet and intranet. LLXSL is compatible with Microsoft.Net, ASP.Net and many other signature verification libraries; it doesn’t need MS XML, CAPICOM or other components and works on most Windows operation system including Windows XP and Windows Vista. Although similar products are available on the market for more then 1000$, Lizard Labs XSign Lite is free for use but please consider a monetary donation if you like this component.

Features

• XSign is an ActiveX component and can be used in both web based and desktop applications (XPCOM component for use in Fire Fox will be available in XSign Standard edition) .
  
• Can be used in a Web Browser and on the server,
  
• Compatible with Microsoft.Net, ASP.Net and many other signature verification libraries
  
• XSign is implemented on the Win32 platform and uses Microsoft’s standard API functions for cryptographic functions and XML processing
  
• Stand alone installation. No need for MS XML, CAPICOM and other components
  
• Compatible with Internet Explorer on all Windows operation system including Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista
  
• Implements the XML digital signature standard of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
  
• API that allows application developer flexible to control the signing process
  
• Full support of Unicode characters
  
• X.509 certificates can be used to generate the signatures (passwords can be used only in XSign Standard Edition, available soon)
  
• Support for user certificate store to find certificates, meaning that all devices including installed certificates on your computer, smart cards, and USB tokens, can bi used to generate signatures
  
• Utilizes SHA1 digest algorithm, Canonical XML canonicalization and Base64 algorithms
  
• When creating signatures the signed XML data can easily be made visible for the user for inspection when required
  
• Easy to use, yet powerful
  
• Free for use and distribution (published as a donationware)

For more info and download link, please visit http://www.lizardl.com/