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1. In an asymmetric key pair, the key that is used as the private key for encryption would be useless as the key for decryption. (Web site)

Keying Data

1. For example, and asymmetric key pair can be generated based on the U.S. Digital Signature Algorithm ("DSA"), which initially requires keying data. (Web site)

Symmetric Key

1. The client 120 may use the asymmetric key pair to seal the symmetric key to a particular configuration of the client 120. (Web site)
2. Figure 3. Hybrid encryption process To decrypt the data, the recipient first uses the private key of the asymmetric key pair to decrypt the symmetric key.

Symmetric Encryption Key

1. Then, the organization encrypts the symmetric encryption key by using the public key of an asymmetric key pair.

Asymmetric Key Pair

1. Each of these multiple factors are under control of a user associated with the asymmetric key pair. (Web site)
2. In an asymmetric key pair, the key that is used as the private key for encryption would be useless as the key for decryption. (Web site)
3. Therefore, for randomly generating an asymmetric key pair, simply create a new instance of the asymmetric algorithm you wish to generate keys. (Web site)

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