Basically message is hashed through agreed hashing algorithm and further encrypted through private key to form digital signature. Now the message once reached to whoever is decrypted using messaging parties public key. Public key is a part of items within a digital certificate
Can you please also share some online web tools through which we can generate these keys and also hash value.
Thanks for your explanations, your videos are knowledgeable and worth to be watched.
the last explanation for signature ❤
glad it helps :)
Thanks for the great explanation, one more Question: how the reciever knows about hash function that Bob used ?
Hash function used is mentioned within digital certificate
Thank you very much Cantrill for providing important topics and these are very important everywhere so it helped us lot ❤️😊
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Thank you for your great content, I was stuck at understanding that, I finally got what's going on
Great content, had problems with DNSSEC on my pi-hole which lead me to look up wtf that even does and how it works. Thank you.
Thank you. You really explain these concepts so well
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In what field are you in Kemisetso?
This video is really very informative.....Thankyou very much.
Wow this is amazing explanation
Amazing video Adrian! Thanks for sharing
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You are great man thank you so much
Cant I make fake signature using Bob's public hash?
Great content
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Great vids !
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Awesome 😍
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why don't Bob sign the original data, why does he sign the hash of it?
hash compress the data which is good for many reasons and also its quicker to encrypt hash than huge file... could be couple mb or couple gb etc...
I still don't understand what signing using private key means at 1:30
Basically message is hashed through agreed hashing algorithm and further encrypted through private key to form digital signature. Now the message once reached to whoever is decrypted using messaging parties public key. Public key is a part of items within a digital certificate