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Digital signatures use asymmetric encryption. This means the message is encrypted with:

A. the sender's private key and decrypted with the recipient's public key.

B. the sender's private key and decrypted with the sender's public key

C. the sender's public key and decrypted with the sender's private key

D. the sender's public key and decrypted with the recipient's private key

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LG - Oct 31, 2023

There are 2 general ways to use asymetric algorithm.
1 - For communication between 2 hosts: If bob sends a message to Alice, bob uses Alice's public key to encrypt the message, and Alice uses her private key to decrypt the message.
2 - For digital signature/Authentication: If ALice need to authenticate Bob, BOB uses his private key to sign the message, and Alice uses the public key of bob to decrypt the message. This process help to make sure the signature is owned by Bob.
On this example, B is totally correct.

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