Let’s say for example, there is a client and a server. They have both exchanged public keys with each other. Now how is public key encryption applied when downloading the data from the server to the client?
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Let’s say for example, there is a client and a server. They have both exchanged public keys with each other. Now how is public key encryption applied when downloading the data from the server to the client?
digital certificates are used in that case which carries users public key in an encrypted form. A server has it’s own certificate and a client also has one which are then matched before the downloading starts.