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Public Key Cryptography

A type of cryptography that has a public and private key. The public key can be viewed or used by anyone but the private key is kept secret by the creator and is the only method of decrypting the data encrypted by the public key. 

Also see: CRL, Cryptography, Security definitions

 

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