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Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption
Symmetric: Uses the same key to encrypt/decrypt data.
Asymmetric: Uses a public and private key to encrypt and decrypt data respectively.
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A use case of asymmetric and symmetric encryption together
Establishing a secure connection using asymmetric encryption, making it now possible to use symmetric encryption.
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An asymmetric encryption method.
RSA
(an acronym for the founders’ names)
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Early encryption methods
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Why is DES no longer used?
It only stores a 56-bit key, which can be easily broken with modern processing speeds.
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Why was the WWII enigma machine no longer used?
It never encoded characters as themselves.