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A Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a system that manages asymmetric cryptography certificates to ensure the security of data exchanges and user identification. It relies on key components such as certificates, the certification authority, and the registration authority, and operates through processes of key generation, registration, and revocation. PKIs are used in various fields, including internet access, secure messaging, and virtual private networks.
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