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| Key |
A parameter used in a cryptographic algorithm that is computationally
infeasible to deduce from the input and output data. See also Public
Key, Private Key, and Symmetric Key. |
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| Key Enciphering Key |
A key used to encipher another key. |
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| Key Generation Module |
A type of cryptographic equipment used for generating and deriving
cryptographic keys. |
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| Key Identifier |
Key information that enables the recipient to determine the
appropriate key(s) associated with a transaction. |
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| Key Loading Module |
An electronic, self-contained unit which is capable of storing
at least one cryptographic key, upon request, into a cryptographic
device such as an ICC on a SAM. |
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| Key Management |
The process by which cryptographic keys are provided for use
between authorized communication parties and whereby those keys
are subject to secure procedures until they have been destroyed. |
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| Key Synchronization |
The ability of two nodes to determine the identical data key. |
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| Keying Material |
The data necessary to establish and maintain a keying relationship. |
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| Kilobyte |
Kilo, Represents 1,024 units. |
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