Public key encryption and Puttable: Difference between pages

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A security where there is a provision to require the borrower to redeem prior to maturity at the discretion of the lender.

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A security where there is a provision for automatic early redemption on the occurrence of specified uncertain future events.

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-''Cybersecurity.''
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-Public key encryption, uses a pair of keys, one public, one private, to send encrypted messages.
+A security where there is a provision to require the borrower to redeem prior to maturity at the discretion of the lender.
-The keys work in a complementary manner so that information encrypted by one key can be decrypted by the other.
-Public key encryption is used when there are multiple senders and receivers of messages to provide authentication and confidentiality of the message and to prevent repudiation.
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+A security where there is a provision for automatic early redemption on the occurrence of specified uncertain future events.
-Also known as ''Asymmetric encryption.''
 == See also ==
-* [[Cybersecurity]]
+* [[Callable]]
-* [[Dual key]]
+* [[Maturity]]
-* [[Encryption]]
+* [[Put]]
-* [[Key]]
+* [[Redemption]]
-* [[Private key]]
-* [[Public]]
-* [[Public key ]]
-* [[Public key infrastructure]]
-* [[Quantum computing]]
-* [[RSA encryption]]
-[[Category:Manage_risks]]
-[[Category:Technology]]