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Add Secure Token Authentication to Your Java App, Encryption, Part 2: Public Key/Private Key Encryption, and Agile and The Two-Minute Rule

May 01, 2019 Weekly Digest Quick Introduction to Software Architecture If you're interested in becoming a software architect, read on to get a quick glimpse into a day in the life. Read ▶

Add Secure Token Authentication to Your Java App Learn more about how you can add secure token authentication to your Java apps. Read ▶ Encryption, Part 2: Public Key/Private Key Encryption Learn more about encryption, specifically public and private keys. Read ▶

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