Asymmetric key pair
Mathematically linked public and private keys. The public key encrypts or verifies, the private key decrypts or signs. Two to three orders of magnitude slower than symmetric primitives, but no shared secret is needed in advance.
Mathematically linked public and private keys. The public key encrypts or verifies, the private key decrypts or signs. Two to three orders of magnitude slower than symmetric primitives, but no shared secret is needed in advance.
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