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Most public/private use symmetric encryption for the data anyway but they use a key derivation scheme to share the key. You can't use public/private encryption
by snarf21 7y ago
Most public/private use symmetric encryption for the data anyway but they use a key derivation scheme to share the key. You can't use public/private encryption for data size greater than the key size. Obviously you can sign/verify any data size.
Also, above you said "encrypt this symmetric key with your private key", did you mean sign this symmetric key?
- prophesi 7y agoYes, I was trying to explain PKI and signing in as simple of terms as I could.