👉 In cryptography, "enghosted" refers to a cryptographic key that is not transmitted or shared in its entirety. It's like a secret key you keep hidden from others, so they can't just use it for their own purposes without your permission. For example, if someone wants to encrypt something with your private key, but they don't want other people to know how the encryption process was done, they might need to use an "enghosted" version of the key.
