Which of the following is the PRIMARY reason that a single cryptographic key should be used for only one purpose, such as encryption or authentication?
A.
It eliminates cryptographic key collision.
B.
It minimizes the risk if the cryptographic key is compromised.
C.
It is more practical and efficient to use a single cryptographic key.
D.
Each process can only be supported by its own unique key management process.
Using a single cryptographic key for only one purpose ensures that if the key is compromised, the scope of the potential damage is limited.
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