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This commits binds the user distribution key to the version of the new user group key being distributed therefore increasing security. For this new distribution key will only be used for decryption and a later commit will use it for both encryption and descryption. Co-authored-by: mab <[email protected]>
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This commits binds the user distribution key to the version of the new user group key being distributed therefore increasing security.
For this new distribution key will only be used for decryption and a later commit will use it for both encryption and descryption.
tutadb#1939