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Appendix C: Some Key Concepts
Pages 209-212

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... Bodily integrity in the context of privacy refers to those issues involving intrusive or invasive searches and seizures.
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... Individual authentication is the process of establishing an understood level of confidence that an identifier refers to a specific individual. Information Privacy.
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... consists of a set of technical and procedural measures used to manage public keys embedded in digital certificates. The keys in such certificates may be used to enable secure communication and data exchange over potentially insecure networks.
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Key Terms

  • private key
  • understood level
  • privacy protects
  • digital signature
  • key cryptography

  • corresponding private
  • specific individual
  • key infrastructure
  • information privacy
  • digital certificate

  • identifier refers
  • registration authority
  • key certificate
  • mount attacks
  • privacy refers

  • decrypt data
  • decisional privacy
  • involving intrusive
  • attribute authentication
  • data exchange

  • digitally sign
  • decrypted using
  • bodily integrity
  • generated using
  • keys embedded

  • issues involving
  • insecure networks
  • exploit vulnerabilities
  • invasive searches
  • identity authentication


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