What does the sign algorithm tell me?
This is about SHA1withRSA!
What exactly does that tell me?
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I don’t know the sign algorithm.
I can imagine you mean signature algorithm instead. This would be related to “SHA1 with RSA” make sense.
The algorithms are used to create and verify digital signatures.
The SHA-Algo is used to hare the data and the RSA-Algo is used to sign the hare.
It’s gonna be an AI-generated ramsch translation. Sign means sign as well as sign.
SHA is a cryptographic hash function that is also used for fingerprinting/signature, while RSA is an asymmetric encryption method. The combination then allows me to calculate a fingerprint / digest with SHA, and to encrypt with the private key. Thus, the authenticity of the signature can be verified with the public key.
Change: Correction that RSA is not a Hashalgorithmus and supplements with respect to interplay. Thank you for the advice to LUCKYONE.
RSA is not a hashing algorithm or no hash function
Right, my mistake, I have to correct.