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Symmetric cryptosystems assume two communicating entities share a pre-established secret key.
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(Lightweight) Multicast one-way Authentication
group (same symmetric key) can send message to the other members of the group. … To my (not extensive) knowledge I'm inclined to say No (due to the symmetric characteristics of.. symmetric crypto), but maybe there is a smart symmetric cryptosystem that can achieve source-authentication …
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