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THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL SIGNATURE AND
ITS USE ON MODERN LABOR ACTIVITY
Mirzaakbarov Dilshod Davlatboyevich
Teacher of "Information Technology" department of Fergana State
University
Ofarinova Husnobod Jahongir qizi
Fergana State University - First year student of the department of philology
and Language Teaching
English
Annotation
: In recent years, due to the rapid development of digitalization
and information technologies, the use of electronic digital signatures (EDS) in
document circulation processes is becoming increasingly widespread. An electronic
digital signature (EDS) is a set of digital data attached to an electronic document that
confirms its authenticity, integrity, and authorship. This article analyzes the essence
of the EDS, its technological foundations, areas of application, and its impact on
labor activity. It also highlights the socio-economic and legal consequences of the
EDS system. The article presents a scientific approach to improving the modern
document circulation system through the use of electronic signatures.
Keywords
: Electronic digital signature, information security, cryptography,
digital technologies, document circulation, EDS, e-government, public key, private
key, labor market, modern work processes.
Introduction
:
With the advancement of digital technologies, human life and labor activity
are undergoing significant changes. In particular, digital documents and the
technologies that validate them are being increasingly used in government services,
business processes, and education. One such technology is the electronic digital
signature (EDS), which allows for the identification of a document’s author, protects
against forgery, and ensures legal validity.
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Main Part:
The Essence of the Electronic Digital Signature
EDS is a digital form of a signature that confirms the user’s identity and
provides legal force to an electronic document. It is a digital counterpart of a
traditional handwritten signature. EDS is created based on cryptographic algorithms
and operates using a dual-key system — public and private keys.
The private key is used only by the user for signing documents, while the
public key is used by the recipient to verify the signature.
Legal Framework and Government Policy
According to the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Electronic Digital
Signature” dated December 11, 2003, a document signed using EDS is legally
equivalent to a handwritten signature on paper.
Additionally, in the “Digital Uzbekistan – 2030” strategy, the development of
the EDS system is identified as a key priority.Technical Foundations of EDS
The EDS system is based on modern cryptographic technologies: digital
signatures are created using algorithms such as RSA, DSA, and SHA-256. Electronic
signatures are provided to users through tokens or special software. In Uzbekistan,
the UZINFOCOM center operates as an official certification authority, offering
services for the creation, storage, and management of keys for individuals and legal
entities.
Practical Applications:
Currently, EDS is widely used in the following areas:
Government services: submitting tax reports via the Unified Portal, processes
of state registration;
Business: electronic contracts, sending invoices;
Education: electronic signing of diplomas and grades;
Judicial system: submitting electronic applications and lawsuits.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages of EDS:
Reliability and security;
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Speed of document circulation;
Reduction of paper costs
Opportunity for remote work.
Disadvantages include:
Low level of digital literacy;
Limited technical infrastructure;
Incomplete adoption of EDS in some institutions
Conclusion
:
In conclusion, the electronic digital signature has become an integral element
of legal document circulation in today’s digital society. It ensures document legality,
simplifies and accelerates work processes, and enhances the efficiency of government
and business sectors.
In the future, the improvement of the EDS system and the development of
digital culture are expected to help Uzbekistan advance further in its digital
transformation journey.
REFERENCES:
1. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Electronic Digital Signature". (2003). Law
No. O‘RQ-562.
2. UZINFOCOM – Electronic Digital Signature Center: https://e-imzo.uz
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