Security
Hybrid encryption
Why doesn't HTTPS (TLS) encrypt all the data with the server's public key (RSA/ECC), instead exchanging a symmetric key and sending the data with a symmetric cipher such as AES? Pick the most accurate explanation.
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Why doesn't HTTPS (TLS) encrypt all the data with the server's public key (RSA/ECC), instead exchanging a symmetric key and sending the data with a symmetric cipher such as AES? Pick the most accurate explanation.
Pick one
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