Translation of "système à clé secrète partagée " (French → English) :

shared key crypto system | SKCS [Abbr.]

secret-key cryptographic system | secret-key cryptosystem | secret-key system | single-key system | symmetric cryptosystem | symmetric key system | one-key cryptosystem

symmetric cryptography | secret-key cryptography

shared secret key

public-key cryptographic system | PKCS | public-key cryptosystem | public-key system | two-key system

secret-key algorithm | secret-key cryptographic algorithm | symmetric key algorithm | symmetric algorithm

symmetric cryptosystem [ one-key cryptosystem | secret key algorithm | secret key cryptosystem | symmetric cipher ]

public key system [ asymmetric cryptosystem | public-key cryptosystem ]

private key encipherment | secret key encipherment | symmetric encipherment | symmetric key cipher

10. Stresses that the increase in expenditure on health care and pensions could have significant consequences for the continuity and cover of the current social protection schemes; underlines that mutual societies promote key values of the welfare state such as solidarity, non-discrimination, equal access and high quality of social services in the private sector; considers that the enhancement of mutual societies’ contribution to the European social market economy should not take place at the expense of Member States’ action on social protection; stresses however that voluntary social protection must not replace statutory social security; stresses that the ...[+++] diversity of social protection systems, some of them borne fully by the state, some by the mutual societies and some on a shared basis between the two, should be respected; considers that the statute for a European mutual society is essential but must not be used to make up for Member States’ deficiencies in terms of social protection;

Where only single-factor authentication is used, it includes a two-step verification mechanism for accessing the administration part of the system via the Internet, in which the single factor is augmented by another means of authentication, such as a one-time pass-phrase/code via SMS or an asymmetrically encrypted random challenge string to be decrypted using the organisers’/administrators’ private key unknown to the system.

One of the key components of making that system work is a shared database, a Schengen data base, where all individuals who apply for visas into the Schengen zone are in a common data base that all of those countries can share.