Perfect Forward Secrecy
A property where compromise of a long-term key does not retroactively break past sessions, because each session used an ephemeral key (typically ECDHE) that was discarded after use. TLS 1.3 mandates PFS.
A property where compromise of a long-term key does not retroactively break past sessions, because each session used an ephemeral key (typically ECDHE) that was discarded after use. TLS 1.3 mandates PFS.
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