See Key Distribution Center (KDC).
See Key Exchange Algorithm (KEA).
An authentication scheme that uses tickets (unique keys) embedded within messages. Named after the three-headed guard dog who stood at the gates of Hades in Greek mythology.
The time during which the processes of a key or certificate take place.
An organization/facility that generates keys for users.
An agency that stores keys for the purpose of law-enforcement access.
A method of offering mutual authentication and establishing data encryption keys.
The act of creating keys for use by users.
The temporary deferment of a key for a period of time (such as for a leave of absence).
"A mechanism for message authentication using cryptographic hash functions" per the draft of the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) publication. Addressed in RFC 2104.
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