Hashing Encryption Decryption Digital Signature Signing Verification Openssl Pkcs7

[@saadsheikh6827]

Great content man. Clear and to the point. Much appreciated!

[@shayberkovich8104]

Symmetric and asymmetric keys are switched. AES etc are symmetric and RSA etc. are asymmetric.

[@sameerpasha3910]

Thanks for pointing out.. I'll see how to fix that.

[@DarkoDraskovic]

Great explanation! Thnx man. It would be cool to get more about a certificate part, because there you introduce PK.crt and PK.key without further explanation. I know you explained it in the previous video, but would be very good to embed this explanation in this video. Anyway, that's just a suggestion if you continue making videos. Thank you!

[@pgoodboy3]

I'm working on digital cert - blockchain project and this video is really useful for me. Thanks a lot

[@sameerpasha3910]

You are welcome

[@PaganAbroad]

great info but goto @16:40 if you don't need a refresh on the basics

[@rahmanmd8460]

very good explanation thank u.

[@StanislavBashkirtsev]

If private key was available during signature check, then I'd be able to sign anything with that key myself :)

[@ravindrabasnayake7389]

Can a generated PKCS7 digital signature vary if I generate multiple times for the same input data?

[@rashidabbasi6035]

share code please

[@sameerpasha3910]

Sorry, I haven't been checking my messages.. I need to dig out and search. Let me do that.