key type
A characteristic of a key that distinguishes it as either a key-encrypting key or a data key. [After X9.17]
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A characteristic of a key that distinguishes it as either a key-encrypting key or a data key. [After X9.17]
Irreversible cryptographic process for modifying key. [INFOSEC-99]
An identifier that specifies cryptographic services, modes, and key values in which the associated key may be used. [After X9.69]
In public key infrastructure (PKI) systems, the procedure allowing the receiver of a public key to verify that it conforms with the requirements for such a key; this procedure is used to counter certain types of attacks against the security of the PKI system. Synonym public key validation. [After X9.42]
Deprecated synonym for key.
Cryptographic logic using previous key to produce key. [INFOSEC-99]
The first signal in an MF (multifrequency) outpulsing format; a control signal used to prepare the customer installation (CI) to receive digits. [T1.414-1998]
An input device used to enter data by manual depression of keys, which causes the generation of the selected code element.
Synonym keypunch.
A hidden program in a computer that stores user-typed input or other input and sends this data to the originator. Keyboard recorders are used for stealing user identifications, passwords, and other sensitive information.
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