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3.1.25 Key Exchange Algorithm

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3.1.56 Key Exchange Algorithm

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Table 42 – Asymmetric algorithm Security header

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

Table 43 – Symmetric algorithm Security header

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

6.7.2.5.2 Authenticated Encryption Algorithms (AEAD)

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.07

Table 58 – Asymmetric algorithm Security header

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.07

Table 59 – Symmetric algorithm Security header

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Figure 11 – MessageChunk when not using AuthenticatedEncryption Algorithms

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Figure 12 – MessageChunk for Authenticated Encryption Algorithms

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Figure 13 – MessageChunk for Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms

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