DSAPrivateKey
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DSAPrivateKey is the standard interface for a DSA private key, used in the Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) as defined in NIST's FIPS-186.
It provides access to the private key value (x) and inherits methods for retrieving key parameters, algorithm name, encoding format, and serialization information.
DSAPrivateKey extends the DSAKey, PrivateKey, and Key interfaces, inheriting functionalities related to DSA keys, private keys, and general key management.
The interface includes a method to retrieve the private key value (getX()) and inherits methods for accessing DSA parameters, key algorithm, encoding, and destruction functionalities.
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