Public and Private Keys - Signatures & Key Exchanges - Cryptography - Practical TLS

Published 2021-10-18
Asymmetric Encryption requires two keys: a Public key and a Private key. These keys can be used to perform Encryption and Message Signing. Encryption provides Confidentiality, and Message Signatures provides Integrity and Authentication.

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All Comments (21)
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  • The best explanation and video I've seen on secure communications using asymmetric and symmetric keys, the illustrations and pacing of explanations are exemplary!
  • Good Teacher! Very rare to see someone taking difficult concepts and making it simple for others to understand better.
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