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• Hybrid cryptosystem/Definition
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• Hash (cryptography)/Related Articles
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• Cryptographic key
  Asymmetric methods are also frequently used with symmetric techniques in [[hybrid cryptosystem]]s.
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• Symmetric key cryptography
  ...icated before they can be used. This problem is often managed by using a [[hybrid cryptosystem]] in which [[public key]] techniques handle key management and symmetric ci
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• Asymmetric key cryptography
  ...l symmetric encryption. The primary usage of public-key encryption is in [[hybrid cryptosystem]]s where a symmetric algorithm does the bulk data encryption while the publ
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• Active attack
  Systems that combine several cryptographic techniques are called [[hybrid cryptosystem]]s.
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• Pretty Good Privacy
  '''Pretty Good Privacy''' or '''PGP''' is a [[hybrid cryptosystem]] for [[email]] security, originally developed by [[Phil Zimmermann]].
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• Block cipher modes of operation
  When a [[block cipher]] is used in a [[hybrid cryptosystem]], a [[cryptographic hash]] is often used as well; the cipher provides secr
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• Cryptography
  Most real applications combine several of the above techniques into a [[hybrid cryptosystem]]. Public-key encryption is slower than conventional symmetric encryption,
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• Block cipher
  ...od components does not guarantee that the ''system'' will be secure. See [[hybrid cryptosystem]] for how the components fit together, and [[information security]] for bro ...ublic key methods, block ciphers, and cryptographic hashes together in a [[hybrid cryptosystem]].
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• Hash (cryptography)
  ...form of keyed hashes, are often used as the authentication component in [[hybrid cryptosystem]]s.
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