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Changed wording regarding certificates for JWS from should to must #136

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|Version|Date|Change Description|
|---|---|---|
|**1.0**|2018-03-13|Initial version|
|**1.0.1**|2024-09-19|Changed wording regarding the use of certificates for JWS from _should_ to _must_ in Section 8.1.|

## 2. Introduction

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The _JSON Web Signature_ (JWS) standard is used for providing end-to-end integrity and non-repudiation; that is, to guarantee that the sender is who it claims to be, and that the message was not tampered with.

The use of JWS is mandatory and certificates should be used. For more information, see _API Signature_.
The use of JWS is mandatory and certificates must be used. For more information, see _API Signature_.

### 8.2 JSON Web Encryption

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