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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a key exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cryptography, networking, or secure communications where two parties share keys for encryption or decryption purposes.
Example: "The security of our communication relies heavily on a key exchange that ensures both parties can securely share information."
Alternatives: "a key transfer" or "a key sharing".
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In a key exchange, Claudia accuses Honor of selling herself and women short by subordinating her career to George's.
In this paper we describe a cryptanalysis of a key exchange scheme recently proposed by Álvarez, Tortosa, Vicent and Zamora.
In "Adaptation," Ingels noted, there's a key exchange between the characters named Donald and Charlie Kaufman, both played by Nicolas Cage.
But several readers queried a key exchange reported in the news story, when the judge put a question to the doctor's counsel.
In a key exchange, Thomas asked Bawa-Garba: "Did you ask anyone what is the name of the patient you were treating?" She replied: "No".
"I didn't want friends and relatives to look at my apartment as a key exchange, like, 'Oh, well, just get the keys from Claire and use her apartment,' " she said.
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For most practical purposes though, it is likely that a key exchanging node satellite could be a workable solution.
The method aims to utilize the power emissions from a cryptographic device utilizing a neural key exchange protocol for the generation of session keys.
A group key exchange (GKE) protocol allows that participants establish a group key to encrypt/decrypt the transmitted messages.
A group key exchange (GKE) protocol allows that participants cooperatively establish a group key that is used to encrypt and decrypt transmitted messages.
We propose a new key exchange scheme where the secret key is obtained by multiplying the powers of block upper triangular matrices.
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