Scene: a security discussion between two employees at a company
Nigel: Hello Mia, thanks for coming. I wanted to talk to you about the new security policy we’re drafting for the office.
Mia: Sure — I just read the draft. It looks good, but some parts were a bit technical. For starters, can you explain why we need both public and private keys for our authentication system?
Nigel: Of course. We use cryptography so that when a user logs in, their data is encrypted with a public key and only the server with the private key can decrypt it. That way our communications stay safe.
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