Hi, Is there a way to produce a shared secret key to be used for symmetric encryption(e.g. AES) by using RSA key pairs? I know that the standard way of doing something like that is to use the recipient's RSA public key to encrypt the randomly generated symmetric key and then send it to the other side alongside the symmetrically encrypted message. I wonder if it is possible to skip the first message and compute a shared secret by using each other's public keys, similar to how DH works.
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