Encryption Systems Quiz

Symmetric encryption uses a shared key, while asymmetric encryption uses public and private keys

Symmetric encryption uses public and private keys, while asymmetric encryption uses a shared key

Symmetric encryption uses two keys, while asymmetric encryption uses one key

Symmetric encryption uses one key, while asymmetric encryption uses two keys (correct)

It is computationally heavy

It requires sharing the key securely (correct)

It uses public and private keys

It is susceptible to timing problems

It is related to the concept of digital signing system

It is related to the concept of using public key encryption

It is related to the concept of a two-key system for sender and receiver (correct)

It is related to the concept of a single-key system for sender and receiver

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