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The document explains the concept of end-to-end encryption, detailing how messages are encrypted using public keys and decrypted with private keys, ensuring that only the intended recipient can read the message. It highlights the limitations of HTTPS, where data can be decrypted at the server, allowing for potential access by third parties. Additionally, it discusses the importance of signatures in verifying message integrity during transmission.

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E2EE (1)

The document explains the concept of end-to-end encryption, detailing how messages are encrypted using public keys and decrypted with private keys, ensuring that only the intended recipient can read the message. It highlights the limitations of HTTPS, where data can be decrypted at the server, allowing for potential access by third parties. Additionally, it discusses the importance of signatures in verifying message integrity during transmission.

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