Symmetric Key Encryption
Symmetric key encryption is also known as shared-key, single-key, secret-key, and private-key or one-key encryption. In this type of message encryption, both sender and receiver share the same key which is used to both encrypt and decrypt messages. Sender and receiver only have to specify the shared key in the beginning and then they can begin to encrypt and decrypt messages...
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
What is a Digital Signature?
What is a Digital Signature?
An introduction to Digital Signatures, by David Youd
Bob
(Bob's public key)
(Bob's private key)
Bob has been given two keys. One of Bob's keys is called a Public Key, the
other is called a Private Key.
Bob's Co-workers:
Anyone can get...
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Difference Between DES and AES | Difference Between | DES vs AES
Useful link for Encryption Standards
Difference Between DES and AES | Difference Between | DES vs AE...
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How to Ddos
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Criptography
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