No. Since asymmetric encryption is slow the standard strategy is to generate a r...

		anywhichway on March 31, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How Turtl has no idea when you're sharing copyrigh... No. Since asymmetric encryption is slow the standard strategy is to generate a random symmetric key to encrypt your file. Then you just encrypt the symmetric key with your asymmetric key. This has the added benefit of each new encryption attempt leading to a unique result.