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In contrast to symmetric cryptosystems,publickeycryptography is a form of cryptography which generally allows users to communicate securely without having prior access to a shared secret key.
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As the size of the system increases, so does the demand for communication and processing resources, especially when the security protocol is based onpublickeyencryption.
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I am referring in this case to thepublickeyinfrastructure.
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That verification is, of course, performed by thepublickey.
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The certificate binds apublickeyto the identity of their respective owners.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In addition, authentication usingpublickeyencryption limits message repudiation: if a message is confirmed as authentic, the sender cannot easily deny sending it.
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A digital certificate associates apublickeywith an entity's identity.
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The additions includepublickeyencryption, composite keys, arbitrary regular guards and function symbols.
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Sharable assemblies must have strong names, which include apublickey, file hashes, and a major.minor.build.revision version.
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Typically,publickeytechniques are much more computationally intensive than symmetric algorithms.
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A number of ways have been devised including physically delivering the key, using a third trusted party or using apublickeycryptosystem.
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The private key is kept secret, while thepublickeymay be widely distributed.
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Publickeyencryption can be used for authentication purposes.
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Publickeycryptography is asymmetric: it involves the use of two separate keys which are related mathematically, designated as public and private keys.
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Publickeycryptography works in the following way.
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In practical terms, a digital certificate is a simple electronic document containing information about an entity including the entity'spublickey, which is digitally signed by some trusted party.
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Provided that the keys are sufficiently large, an exhaustive attack would take the world's fastest computers hundreds or thousands of years to obtain the private key from thepublickey.
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On receiving a message accompanied by a digital certificate, the recipient can rely on thepublickey of the issuing trusted third party to authenticate the message.
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This now becomes thepublickey.
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