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How Can Public and Private Key Encryption Protect Private Data?
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BizTech Magazine
Public key infrastructure (PKI) is the system used to create and manage public keys for encryption, which is a process used to secure online data exchange.
“That little lock icon means your browser verified the website’s certificate and then used key pairs to create a secure, encrypted connection.
How Public and Private Keys Work Together to Protect DataIn public-private key pairs, the public key can be shared freely while the private key is kept secret.
Fleck shares this classic example: Bob can encrypt data using Alice’s public key but only Alice can decrypt it using her private key.
“A certificate links a public key to a real person, business or device and is issued by a trusted authority.