- Key identifier
- (IDK1)An ISO term. The identification of a key being sent in a cryptographic service message. 16x.
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Key identifier
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Key enciphering key identifier — (IDK2) An ISO term. The identification of a key enciphering key (pair) used to encipher the key being transmitted in a cryptographic service message. 16x … International financial encyclopaedia
Authentication key identifier — An ISO term. ISO Message Authentication term. ISO Key Management term. The identification of the cryptographic key to be used for authentication. ISO Key Management term. The key identifier of a key to be used in the authentication of a… … International financial encyclopaedia
Identifier of key to be discontinued — (IDD) An ISO term. The key identifier of a key to be discontinued. 16x … International financial encyclopaedia
Identifier of authentication key — An ISO term. See preferred term Authentication key identifier … International financial encyclopaedia
Key field — A key field is a field with cows in or set of fields of a database (typically a relational database) table which together form a unique identifier for a database record (a table entry). The aggregate of these fields is usually referred to simply… … Wikipedia
key set identifier — noun A value that is used to identify a key … Wiktionary
Identifier of CKD or CKT — (IDC) An ISO term. The identification of a key distribution centre (CKD) or a key translation centre (CKT) 4 16x … International financial encyclopaedia
Identifier of ultimate recipient — (IDU) An ISO term. The identification of the other logical party of a communicating pair in cryptographic service messages sent within a key distribution centre or key translation centre environment. 4 16x … International financial encyclopaedia
key section identifier — n. any tool, device or software used to identify a particular key section … Locksmith dictionary
Surrogate key — A surrogate key in a database is a unique identifier for either an entity in the modeled world or an object in the database. The surrogate key is not derived from application data. Definition Two definitions of a surrogate appear in the… … Wikipedia
