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Once upon a time in a bustling digital village, there were two brothers, Ravi and Vikas, who were known for their unique skills in securing messages.
Ravi, the elder brother, was an expert in symmetric encryption. He could lock his messages with a single key, and the same key could unlock them. This method was fast and easy, but the key needed to be shared safely, which was often challenging.
Vikas, the younger brother, had a secret weapon called asymmetric encryption. He used a pair of keys, a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption. His messages were secure because even if the public key was known, the private key was well-protected.
One day, the village was attacked by a cunning hacker named Crypto. Ravi\“s messages were easily decrypted by Crypto, but Vikas\“s messages remained safe. The villagers realized that asymmetric encryption was a stronger fortress against digital attacks.
From that day forward, the village thrived, using the power of both symmetric and asymmetric encryption to keep their messages secure. |
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