[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2024-11-14。"],[[["In Tink, a Key is a cryptographic object encompassing both key material and metadata, ensuring clear and complete functionality specification."],["Unlike traditional libraries, Tink Keys include necessary parameters like IV and algorithm specifications, simplifying usage and mitigating potential errors."],["Tink Keys fully define cryptographic operations, including encryption, decryption, and ciphertext encoding, as exemplified by AEAD keys."],["Different key types with distinct algorithm specifications, like AES-EAX and AES-GCM, are treated as separate objects within Tink."],["Tink incorporates Keys into Keysets, enabling key rotation and enhanced security practices."]]],["Tink's **Key** includes both key material and metadata, defining its functionality. Unlike other libraries that only use byte sequences, Tink requires complete parameter specifications. A full AEAD key defines encryption and decryption processes, along with ciphertext encoding. AES keys in Tink include algorithm specifications, making different AES types distinct objects. Keys in Tink exist as parts of a set of keys called a Keyset, allowing key rotation.\n"]]