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bsign 0.4.5
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Title:          bsign - embed hash and signature in elf executables
Version:	<<version>>
Entered-date:	<<date>>
Description:    The purpose of bsign is to verify and authenticate
		data files, especially executables.  It rewrites ELF
		executables, embedding a segment with a hash and
		perhaps a signature.  The original motive for
		developing bsign was to discover files corrupted by
		faulty computer hardware.  The authentication feature
		was an obvious enhancement.
Keywords:       GPG SHA1 embedded hash digital signature ELF
Author:         elf@buici.com (Marc Singer)
Maintained-by:  elf@buici.com (Marc Singer)
Primary-site:   ftp.buici.com /pub/bsign
		<<tar-file>>
		<<lsm-file>>
Platforms:      Any UN*X.  Tested on GNU/Linux and Solaris.
		C++ necessary to build from source.  
		CVS and possibly RCS to use.   
Copying-policy: GPL
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