Question

A(n) asymmetric encryption algorithm requires the use of a secret key known to both the sender and receiver. _________________________ group of answer choices

Answer 1

The correct answer is False

Symmetric-key algorithms[a] are cryptographic algorithms that encrypt plaintext and decrypt ciphertext using the same cryptographic keys. There can be a straightforward transformation that connects the two keys, or the keys might be identical. In reality, the keys stand for a shared secret that two or more people might use to keep a link to confidential information open. One of the primary disadvantages of symmetric-key encryption in compared to public-key encryption is that both parties must have access to the secret key (also known as asymmetric-key encryption). But for mass encryption, symmetric-key techniques are often preferable. They use less storage space and transmit data more quickly since their keys are smaller.

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