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@ -759,7 +759,7 @@ simple equation wouldn't be secure. As we'll see in <<c_signatures>>, an
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unforgeable digital signature scheme uses an equation that can only be
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solved by someone in possession of certain data that they're able to
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keep secret. They're able to reference that secret data using a public
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identifier. That public identifier is called a _public key_ and a
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identifier. That public identifier is ((("public keys")))((("signatures")))called a _public key_ and a
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solution to the equation is called a _signature_.
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The following script contains a public key and an opcode that requires
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