Topic: Technical Languaje (Read 114 times)
OK.
¡"Public Key" and "Private Key"!
Thanks.
I have one less doubt.
The "public key" and "private key" are proper cryptographical names.
However, addresses are often confused with public keys. An address is actually a hash of the public key, normally Base58-encoded.
However, addresses are often confused with public keys. An address is actually a hash of the public key, normally Base58-encoded.
Hello Everyone.
I am going to ask a question that may seem like a silly question.
Does the public key and the private key have (from a technical point of view) a proper name?
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