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OpenPGP uses key pairs. This means that there is always a ''secret key'' and a ''public key'' belonging together. In contrast to the very intuitive concept of symmetric encryption (i.e. the same password encrypts and decrypts the data) this is hard to understand. Don't think about that, just accept it; the math behind this is a nightmare so for most people going into details would be a stressful waste of time.

OpenPGP bruger nøglepar. Dette betyder, at der altid er en "hemmelig nøgle" og en "offentlig nøgle", som hører sammen. I modsætning til det meget intuitive begreb om symmetrisk kryptering (dvs. når samme nøgle bruges til at kryptere og dekryptere data) er dette svært at forstå. Tænk ikke for meget over det, acceptér det blot: matematikken bag er et mareridt, så det vil være et frustrerende spild af tid for de fleste at gå i detaljer med det.