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!!! Overview
The keys used in [Asymmetric Key Cryptography].
[{$pagename}]s support [Digital Signatures] and [encryption]. An [{$pagename}] consists of a [Private Key] and [Public Key] pair. [Digital Signatures] are produced with the [Private Key] and can be verified with the [Public Key]. Similarly, data [Encrypted] with the [Public Key] can be [decrypted] only with the [Public Key]. The [Private Key] cannot be easily derived from the [Public Key], so the [Public Key] can be distributed widely and used for [Digital Signature] verification or [encryption]. The [Private Key] remains accessible only to the [Private Key] [Bearer].
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