Suppose, Bob (the sender) wants to send a message to Alice. Before sending the message, Bob generates a digital signature. Assume that Bob and Alice use both of the public-key cryptography system and hash function when computing digital signatures. Say, the hash function used to compute and verify signatures is insecure, but the public-key cryptography system is secure. Show that Trudy can forge signatures.
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Suppose, Bob (the sender) wants to send a message to Alice. Before sending the message, Bob generates a digital signatur...
Suppose, Bob (the sender) wants to send a message to Alice. Before sending the message, Bob generates a digital signature. Assume that Bob and Alice use both of the public-key cryptography system and hash function when computing digital signatures. Say, the hash function used to compute and verify signatures is insecure, but the public-key cryptography system is secure. Show that Trudy can forge signatures.
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