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Is this an effective summary of the story

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Password escrow or simply called escrow is when the trusted third party holds and keeps an item for individual or company until a certain period of time or specific condition arises. It is one way that is generally done by an institution to safeguard the encryption key. Actually, there are other ways to secure encryption keys. Here is the list:

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1. Which of the following would typically be paid through an escrow account? brainly.com/question/2312030  

KEYWORDS:  password escrow, keeping a copy of an encryption key with trusted third party,  

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