The Centralized Signer improves your security

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The service of AOC Consortium Centralized Signatory has been updated in order to increase the security of the signatures it generates. Following security recommendations, the service's default hashing algorithm will change from SHA-1 to SHA-2.

This change was applied a few months ago to the PREPRODUCTION environment so that integrators could validate it.

Signatures generated up to this date with SHA1 will continue to be vàlideg.

You will find instructions for conforming to the SHA2 algorithm here.

If you have any questions, you can contact ours Customer Service Center.

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