|Huh. No. You have private keys and public keys. Public keys are distributed |and can be used to encrypt data that only the private key can decrypt. |Private keys can be used to sign data (actually it encrypts a hash value of |the data such as MD5 or SHA1) and this signature can be verified |(decrypted) |by the public key. This is essentially true of all "public key" |cryptography.
If the private key is hashed while signing it by MD5 or SHA1 (both of which are irreversible) then how does the public key decrypt it??
