ECDSA
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What is ECDSA?
ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) is a widely used digital signature algorithm that employs elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). It's used to generate a digital signature that can be used to verify the authenticity and integrity of a message. It's commonly used in cryptocurrencies, secure boot, and other security applications where strong digital signatures are required.
What other technologies are related to ECDSA?
ECDSA Competitor Technologies
ECDSA Complementary Technologies
SHA256
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SHA256 is a hashing algorithm commonly used with ECDSA for digital signatures. It provides the hash of the message to be signed.
HSM
HSMs are hardware devices that securely store and manage cryptographic keys, often used with ECDSA for enhanced security.
PKI
PKI is a framework for managing digital certificates, which can be used to verify ECDSA signatures.
Which job functions commonly mention ECDSA?
Security Architect
10 Security Architect jobs mention ECDSA
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Embedded Engineer
28 Embedded Engineer jobs mention ECDSA
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Security Engineer
69 Security Engineer jobs mention ECDSA
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Engineering & R&D
266 Engineering & R&D jobs mention ECDSA
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Engineer
235 Engineer jobs mention ECDSA
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