+Asymmetric cryptography, also known as [public-key cryptography](/wiki/public_key_cryptography), employs a unique pair of mathematical keys: one [public key](/wiki/public_key) for broad sharing, and one [private key](/wiki/private_key) kept secret. This elegant system enables secure communication and digital signatures, forming the bedrock of online trust.
+## See also
+- [Symmetric Cryptography](/wiki/symmetric_cryptography)
+- [Cryptography](/wiki/cryptography)
+- [RSA](/wiki/rsa)
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