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To encrypt and decrypt data using AES-256-GCM, you need a cryptographic toolkit that supports authenticated encryption, key management, and secure cipher modes to protect sensitive information during storage and transmission.

Generating a digital signature with RSA or ECDSA requires computing cryptographic hashes and applying asymmetric key algorithms to ensure data integrity and verify the authenticity of the signed payload.

Computing HMAC and cryptographic hashes like SHA or SHA3 involves processing input data through specific hashing algorithms to produce a fixed-size digest that verifies data integrity and detects tampering.

Yes, you can generate secure random values and UUIDs for agentic workflows by utilizing cryptographic random value generation functions that provide high entropy and uniqueness for diverse security requirements.

This cryptographic toolkit supports various input and output encodings, allowing you to process data across different formats while performing hashing, signing, and AES-256-GCM encryption operations.

Use HMAC when both parties share a symmetric secret key for message authentication, and use digital signing with RSA or ECDSA when you need asymmetric verification for non-repudiation and public authenticity.