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The other encryption technique is asymmetric cryptography, also known as
public key cryptography, because it involves an asymmetric key pair.
Public key cryptography uses a pair of mathematically-related public and private 'keys'.
Public key cryptography can also be used to verify the identity of the sender and the integrity of a message.
The meat of the book is divided into four parts: secret key cryptography,
public key cryptography, key distribution, and real-world systems.
They include
public key cryptography and digital signatures for the financial services industry.
Following in the tracks of the United States, European institutions are in effect working to develop a co-processor that would render
public key cryptography obsolete.
Whitfield Diffie is well known for his 1975 discovery of the concept of
public key cryptography. He has been a Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems since 1991.
Symmetric key cryptography is used to encrypt each packet instead of
public key cryptography because it is considerably less computationally intensive.
Developed as a companion to Card Technology, the new magazine will follow all emerging identification technologies, including biometrics, smart cards, electronic photo ID,
public key cryptography, anticounterfeit techniques and RFID.
Public key cryptography offers a way around the key exchange problem.