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16.3.1 Public-Private Key Pairs
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As part of a PKI, public–private key pairs can be used to securely transmit shared secret keys through KEM and to digitally sign messages with DSA (see Figure 4). The public key 𝑃𝑘<sub>(2)</sub> of Client 2 encapsulates the shared secret key of Cli...