Which cryptographic mechanism provides non-repudiation?
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Answer / Vikash Singh Rathore
Digital signatures provide non-repudiation. A digital signature is a mathematical scheme that allows a sender to sign an electronic document in such a way that the recipient can verify the signature's authenticity and confirm that the sender cannot later deny having sent the message.
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