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#AppSec Insights Digital signatures: The easy way to say, 'Yes, I really sent this!" Asymmetric encryption: Because your data deserves a better bodyguard than 'password123." Asymmetric #encryption and #signatures are key concepts in application security, used to protect data and verify identities online. Asymmetric encryption involves a pair of keys—a public key, which anyone can use to encrypt data, and a private key, which the recipient uses to decrypt it. This method is ideal for sending information securely over the internet. Asymmetric signatures, or digital signatures, use these keys differently. The sender signs a message with their private key, which anyone can verify using the corresponding public key. This ensures the message is genuine and unchanged. These techniques are essential for secure digital communication, like emails, software downloads, and more. #pki #cybersecurity #infosec #cryptography

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