I had this idea. Might be a good idea, might be a terrible idea. I'm no expert on security, but I wonder if any systems have ever done this? Typically, historically, authentication databases have ...
The same secret (private) encryption key used by both sender and receiver. Contrast with asymmetric cipher, which uses a public and private key. See secret key cryptography. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR ...
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