What Does Synchronous Key Encryption Mean?
Synchronous key encryption is a type of data encryption that uses two interlocking keys such that any data that is encrypted using one key may be encoded using the other key. This method is especially useful in primitive cryptographic techniques where the sender and receiver have their own unique keys. This method ensures authenticity and privacy as well as security of data and keys.
Techopedia Explains Synchronous Key Encryption
Using the synchronous key encryption technique, if any one of the two keys is made publicly known — such as in the case of public key encryption — while keeping the other key private, then a concerned source may send the encoded data using the publicly known key that only they can decode.
