Encryption requires an encryption algorithm that must be secret.

The same key used to encrypt must be used to decrypt.

Asymmetric encryption begins with a receiver having a public key and a private key.

An individual can have many public keys.

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Nothing should happen to prevent the receiver from receiving the transmission.

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Only the intended recipient should be able to decrypt the ciphertext.

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The receiver must be certain who sent the ciphertext.

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Neither sender nor receiver should be

able to deny involvement in the transmission.

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The ciphertext must not be modified

during transmission