+Public Key Cryptography employs a pair of distinct keys: one public, one private, to enable secure communication. Data encrypted with a public key can only be deciphered by its corresponding [Private Key](/wiki/private_key), allowing for trusted data exchange and the verification of [Digital Signature](/wiki/digital_signature) without a shared secret.
+## See also
+- [Cryptography](/wiki/cryptography)
+- [Symmetric Encryption](/wiki/symmetric_encryption)
+- [Key Exchange](/wiki/key_exchange)
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