Here’s an easy-to-understand analogy to help your non-technical friends and customers understand public keys and private keys, and how they relate to cryptography and digital signatures.
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Here’s an easy-to-understand analogy to help your non-technical friends and customers understand public keys and private keys, and how they relate to cryptography and digital signatures.
Read more…
Brought to you by @AccordionGuy
Howdy everybody! Let us know if you have any questions on this front!
This is a really helpful article. Thank you. I think it will help me explain this to people in ways that I never could before.
I believe you have a mistake in one paragraph. It says:
‘Using the private key, you “sign” the message by locking it, turning the key counterclockwise from the “12:00” position to the “9:00” position.’
I think the word “counterclockwise” should be “clockwise” in that paragraph.
Thanks for catching that! I’ll make sure to rely it to appropriate team!
konrad, FYI I just checked and that mistake doesn’t seem to have been corrected.
Thanks for repinging me. @AccordionGuy (article author) can you look into this? Thank you!
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