Can the computer which has been used for encryption be
traced?
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Answer / vc
The question is a bit broad to answer definitively - there are many encryption methods (Certs, Shared-Secret, Symmetric Keys, etc) to begin with; Also it depends on other metrics: Whether the encrypted "Data is at Rest" OR "Data is in Motion" OR "Data is in Use". Once the question is crisply qualified answer follows obviously.
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Answer / ankit
it could be traces by the public key of the computer...which
is used to decrypt
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