In practice, public key authentication is used heavily for initial authentication but rarely for message-by-message authentication. Given

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In practice, public key authentication is used heavily for initial authentication but rarely for message-by-message authentication. Given the intense processing power required for public key authentication and the fact that public key authentication gives the strongest authentication, explain these two usage patterns.
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Corporate Computer Security

ISBN: 978-0133545197

4th edition

Authors: Randy Boyle, Raymond Panko

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