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In Bitcoin's((("digital signatures", "creating"))) use of digital signature algorithms, the "message" being
signed is the transaction, or more accurately a hash of a specific
subset of the data in the transaction, called the _commitment hash_ (see
subset of the data in the transaction, ((("commitment hash")))called the _commitment hash_ (see
<<sighash_types>>). The
signing key is the user's private key. The result is the signature:
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==== Verifying the Signature
The signature verification algorithm takes the message (a hash of parts of the transaction and related data), the signer's public key and the signature, and returns ++TRUE++ if the signature is valid for this message and public key.
The((("digital signatures", "verifying")))((("verifying", "digital signatures"))) signature verification algorithm takes the message (a hash of parts of the transaction and related data), the signer's public key and the signature, and returns ++TRUE++ if the signature is valid for this message and public key.
To verify the signature, one must have the signature, the serialized
transaction, some data about the output being spent, and the public key