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public key
This term is a technical cornerstone of asymmetric cryptography. It functions as a digital lock that anyone can use to secure a message, but which requires a specific, secret counterpart to open. The term is strictly used within the context of computer science, cybersecurity, and data encryption.
In practical application, the public key is intended to be distributed widely without risk, as knowing the public key does not allow an attacker to derive the private key. It is almost always paired with the term private key to describe the dual-key system known as public-key infrastructure (PKI).
Meanings
Examples
Please send me your public key so I can encrypt the file.
The system automatically distributes the public key to all authorized users.
The system automatically distributes the public key to all authorized users.
I wonder if the server is using the correct public key for verification.
You should never share your private key but you can share your public key freely.
The digital signature is verified using the sender's public key.
Where did you store the public key for this encryption process?
The software requires a valid public key to establish a secure connection.
He realized he had accidentally deleted the public key from the directory.