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Module 4

The document discusses encryption and message authentication techniques, focusing on public key encryption and the use of Message Authentication Codes (MACs). It outlines the steps involved in encrypting messages and verifying their integrity to ensure they have not been altered during transmission. The document emphasizes the importance of data integrity and the role of cryptographic algorithms in secure communication.

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Module 4

The document discusses encryption and message authentication techniques, focusing on public key encryption and the use of Message Authentication Codes (MACs). It outlines the steps involved in encrypting messages and verifying their integrity to ensure they have not been altered during transmission. The document emphasizes the importance of data integrity and the role of cryptographic algorithms in secure communication.

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