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    CyberSecoority

    Alphabet.

    Public and Private Key Encryption

    • Public keys are available for anyone to use.
    • The other key is known as the private key - data encrypted with the public key can only be decrypted with the private key
    • Also known as asymmetric cryptography
      • It is widely used, especially for TSL/SSL which makes HTTPS possible
    • When we send information to a server, anyone can encrypt it but only the server can decrypt it.