June 2017
Beginner to intermediate
742 pages
18h 29m
English
The digital signature verifies the authenticity of the service or data. It is similar to signing a document to prove its authenticity. As an example, before buying anything from Amazon, we can check its digital certificate and will verify the authenticity of the website and confirm it's not a phishing website. Let's look into it further with a use case. In the previous scenario, Sean successfully decrypted the data he received from Chris. Now, Sean wants to send some confidential data back to Chris. It can be encrypted using the same method using Chris's public key. But the issue is Chris is not a part of the PKI setup, and he does not have a key pair. The only thing Chris needs to verify is that the sender is legitimate ...