Suppose that Bob and Alice share a key using, for example, the DHKE. They plan to...
Suppose that Bob and Alice share a key using, for example, the DHKE. They plan to use this key to sign messages that they will send to each other. Is this a good idea? Explain why or why not.
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This is not a good idea because>>>
>>It is slow signing and decryption.
>>This can not be used for signing digital signatures.
>>This key is susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks.
>>This is weaker in long term projects.
>>Key is vulnerable to various attacks if poorly implemented.
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