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| This lecture covers the commonly used asymmetric algorithms that are used to secure a channel so it can be used to exchange a symmetric key. It also introduces the digest hash functions, the public key infrastructure, | This lecture covers the commonly used asymmetric algorithms that are used to secure a channel so it can be used to exchange a symmetric key. It also introduces the digest hash functions, the public key infrastructure, | ||
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| ===== Outline ===== | ===== Outline ===== | ||
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| * The Signing Authority | * The Signing Authority | ||
| * Secure Protocols | * Secure Protocols | ||
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| ===== Slides from Lecture ===== | ===== Slides from Lecture ===== | ||
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