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PKCS
(Public Key Cryptography Standards) Specifications from RSA Laboratories for various techniques used with RSA public key cryptography. Following is a brief summary. See digital signature and code signing.

 Standard  Purose

 PKCS#1   Mechanisms for encryption and signing.

 PKCS#3   Diffie-Hellman key protocol.

 PKCS#5   String encryption.

 PKCS#7   Syntax for encryption and signing.

 PKCS#8   Format for private key and attributes.

 PKCS#9   Attributes.

 PKCS#10  Certification request syntax.

 PKCS#11  Cryptoki smart card API.
 PKCS#15  Cryptoki token credentials.

 PKCS#12  Format for certificates and private keys.

 PKCS#13  Elliptic Curve cryptography.

 PKCS#14  Pseudo-random number generation.


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