Key Pair

22nd December 2019 | Cybrary Key Pair

 

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A Key Pair is a public key and its corresponding private key. The purpose of this is to have two mathematically related keys having the property that one key can be used to encrypt a message that can only be decrypted using the other key.

Related Terms: Private Key, Public Key

Source: CNSSI 4009, Federal Bridge Certificate Authority Certification Policy 2.25

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