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PKS
(redirected from Public Key Schemes)

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PKSPenalty Kicks Saved (soccer; goalie save)
PKSPartai Keadilan Sejahtera (Indonesia)
PKSPhi Kappa Sigma (international male fraternity)
PKSPallister-Killian Syndrome
PKSPublic Key System
PKSPartai Komunis Sejahtera
PKSPalm Kernel Shell
PKSPrzedsiêbiorstwo Komunikacji Samochodowej (Polish Bus Lines)
PKSPublic Key Schemes
PKSPseudorandom Keystream
PKSPanspoudastiki Kinisi Sunergasias (Greek Communist Students Party)


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Full support for Spyrus Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC): Predicted to be the predominant public key cryptography mechanism as it provides the same security as traditional public key schemes with much shorter key sizes.
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Full support for Spyrus Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC): Predicted to be the predominant public key cryptography mechanism as it provides the same security as traditional public key schemes with much shorter key sizes.
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