Asymmetric cryptographic algorithms (also known as public-key cryptography) require two keys:
1. Public key: Used to encrypt the data.
2. Private key: Used to decrypt the data.
Asymmetric Key Cryptography
Asymmetric cryptography uses pairs of keys – a private one kept secret and a public one shared openly. You can use someone’s public key to encrypt a message, and only they can decrypt it with their private key.
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