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textDisplay: I just love these short videos with relevant content!

authorDisplayName: Denis Delgado Kikumoto Gracia


textDisplay: I think your the only person who made me understand just in 54sec

authorDisplayName: Prashanth


textDisplay: GPG/PGP/etc. signatures are only a part of the solution. You still need to know that the signature we originally imported is legit. Once you've imported it, you know that the next messages are sent from the same account. But you need to somehow make sure that account is not an imposter. That cannot be done via encryption itself

authorDisplayName: Andy Mac

textDisplay: No encryption is legit.

textOriginal: No encryption is legit.

authorDisplayName: J A


textDisplay: Can you suggest some books on cryptography?

authorDisplayName: P Karan


textDisplay: perfect

textOriginal: perfect

authorDisplayName: Siam Alam


textDisplay: Faster tuto I ever seen in my life

textOriginal: Faster tuto I ever seen in my life

authorDisplayName: Defyter YT


textDisplay: Next time on Crypto The Llama<br>"Digital Signature"

textOriginal:
Next time on Crypto The Llama
"Digital Signature"

authorDisplayName: S K Y


textDisplay: Kerberos is the real deal:) 💯

textOriginal: Kerberos is the real deal:) 💯

authorDisplayName: Eagle Eye


textDisplay: So much suspense till the end..

textOriginal: So much suspense till the end..

authorDisplayName: Rohit Pawar


textDisplay: The amount of times you said key made my head dizzy.(love the video though)

authorDisplayName: Backtofront Vibes


textDisplay: first! Also Love The Content Man

textOriginal: first! Also Love The Content Man

authorDisplayName: Jimy Quintana


textDisplay: Can you do plz some red team tutorial

textOriginal: Can you do plz some red team tutorial

authorDisplayName: red fox


textDisplay: what's the purpose of a public key if it's... public? why not just having two private keys?

authorDisplayName: Yosyp

textDisplay: The private key is never shared; thats why its called private key.  The public key is shared; thats why its called public key.  If you want you can assume both keys are private, if you don’t share both keys, but whats the point then?  You need one of the keys out for others to use to encrypt packets and send the encrypted ones back to u, so u can decrypt them using the key you didn’t share (private key).

textDisplay: so others can send you messages

textOriginal: so others can send you messages

authorDisplayName: Charlie Algert


textDisplay:
Hello brother my question is
Is it safe to use developer options
Android device encption

authorDisplayName: MADARA Uchiha!


textDisplay: second holy cow that's smart

textOriginal: second holy cow that's smart

authorDisplayName: TheBoredScripter

textDisplay: It is!

textOriginal: It is!

authorDisplayName: Mário Leitão-Teixeira


textDisplay: Crypto out😎👻

textOriginal: Crypto out😎👻

authorDisplayName: Nithin


textDisplay: Bro please help how to hack whatsapp  encrept message always please video bro i need you help💥🔥🔥

authorDisplayName: crypzo Gonzelz

textDisplay: Go help yourself 😂

textOriginal: Go help yourself 😂


textDisplay: Fk i lost <b>keys</b>

textOriginal: Fk i lost *keys*

authorDisplayName: Anzar