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In a blind signature scheme, the signer does not know what he is signing. This is an important building block of anonymous voting or digital cash schemes, because it allows an authority to control the creating of signed messages, but doesn't allow it to track their use.
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RSA blind signatures in practice
The answer is correct, you don't need to unpad the message.
When/if you verify the signature, simply check that $(\text{signature})^e == \text{pad}(\text{message})$
Regarding the padding scheme, you …
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