A digital signature ensures the integrity and authenticity of a message by verifying that the content has not been altered during transmission. It uses cryptographic techniques to create a unique hash for the message, which is encrypted using the sender's private key. The recipient can decrypt this hash using the sender's public key and compare it to the computed hash of the received message. If the hashes match, the message remains unaltered, addressing the concern of message alteration.
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