It should be obvious, but you cannot verify (as in "technically impossible") a
digital signature without having public key of the signer.
It is not recommended to re-invent the basic digital signature algorithms or
implementations.
> On Sep 22, 2021, at 15:30, Luca Bonaldo wrote:
>
> Hi
Hi Jeff, I apologize for my insistance but I do really need support. I'm
writing this code for an important project and I cannot wrap my head around
a solution. If I'm not asking for too much, could you please guide me to
the correct wiki's pages or help me writing a pseudo code to achieve my
On Sun, Sep 19, 2021 at 5:09 AM Luca Bonaldo wrote:
>
> Hi, I was writing a library to generate a pair of keys, use the private key
> to sign a hash and finally verify the signature only knowing the hash and the
> signature.
>
> I'm having quite a hard time doing that, in fact I searched so
Hi, I was writing a library to generate a pair of keys, use the private key
to sign a hash and finally verify the signature only knowing the hash and
the signature.
I'm having quite a hard time doing that, in fact I searched so much just to
find myself at the start point. I'll leave my code
