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Should scratch any other explanation on SSH from internet forever and keep this alone.

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good video bro

i was wondering why signatures required encrypting with private key forever. this literally makes so much sense

bro you explain it beautifully 😊😊👍👍

Thank you for this course!

Where is Eve? Also, best explanation video for digital signatures on youtube!

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Simplified explanation. Thanks

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Tom's number ( z=4 ) is not prime. Should it not be?

Wonderfull explaination, thanks buddy!

Fortunately I have an assignment so your video helped me thanks bro

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Practicly impossible for supercomputers yet invented by human creative mind by applying logic and imagination. Amazing!

very simple, free from burdensome difficult terminologies, straight to the point, and no time wasting. amazing

But what's the point of getting uncrypting k = 10 on the receiving end ? When and who decided that the uncrypted message would be 10 ?

Than you very much, may god bless you and guide you.

This is fucking awesome

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Bro just explained them better than my professor did in two lectures

Mind blowing and easy explanation. I am from non cs background but i understood it very clearly. ❤❤❤

This is the absolute best explanation of this protocol in the whole internet! Amazing, outstanding job!

00:24 What? You say, this: "If Bob can *decrypt* the message that came from Alice, using Alice's public key, then Bob knows that the message came from Alice." But how would Bob decrypt a message with Alice's public key? maybe you wanted to say, that Bob should encrypt (not decrypt) the message? Unclear. Public keys are shared because the receiver should be able to encrypt the data with that public key, not decrypt. For decryption, private key is there. Then you continue, that Alice encrypts the message with the private key.. man, I think you're using public and private keys really incorrectly here.

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Thanks, great video! One thing I don't understand though, it is said in the video that the certificate authority generates a hash from Alice's certificate signing request (city, state, country, etc...) then encrypts it with their private key. However, it is said that Bob creates a hash of ALL the information on the digital certificate (name of issuer, serial number, etc...). This info is not the same as the one from Alice's certificate signing request. So how can Bob get the same hash when it is generated from different info ?

Awesome thanks I was lost forever on this

Thank Youu ❤ 🎉 its very clear sir

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Finally someone explained this in a clear way! Thank you! Bowing!

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It is also a good thing to know that g is a primitive root modulo of n

so simply and brilliantly explained....not sure and wondering why this video is viewed by so less people, and liked by very few ones :

great and highly recommend thank you

Great explanation. Now, if Bob wants to send a message to Alice, how does he encrypt it? This may be a dumb question, but I'm not sure where the message fits in here. What am I missing?

How to find the remainder

When Alice sent a request to Certificate Authority, did she encrypt it with her private key?

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such a transparent crystal clear concept explanation... Thank you

Thank you! You deserve a lot more views.

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Thanks man!