If you missed Part 1 of this article, it can be found at last week’s post on May 5
Hybrid Cryptography
When we use two or more cryptographic methods together, it is called Hybrid Cryptography. Common forms of Hybrid Cryptography included the creation and sharing of Symmetric session keys, through using Asymmetric Encryption.
Not all key exchange methods require using the PKI. Diffey-Helman, Oakley and other non-PKI key exchange ...
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