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87 87  To ensure encryption the client locks the data with the help of the public key in a format that can only be read by the intended party. At that point, only the party that has the matching private key has the option to decrypt the message and process it.
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89 +== 4. Key takeaways ==
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91 -== 4. Assignment ==
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93 -Read up on certificates and how they work in communication with other parties and see if you get what the function of certificates is.
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95 -== 5. Key takeaways ==
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97 97  * Certificates are all about trust
98 98  * When a certificate is trusted by a CA it is natively trusted by others
99 99  * In the case of self-signed certificates you need key stores and truststores to keep the private and public info secure
100 100  * With the help of a certificate signing request (CSR) you can let a CA sign your certificate
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96 +== 5. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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104 -== 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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106 106  If you are interested in this topic and want more information on it please read the release notes provided by eMagiz
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108 -== 7. Silent demonstration video ==
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110 -{{video url="https://youtu.be/7TxZGQKXZnQ" attachment="Certificates * The Adventure" videoPoster="http://i.imgur.com/Ot5DWAW.png"/}}
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