| This prime number can be unpacked into the original source code for DeCSS, the software that decodes the DVD encryption scheme. |
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| First, we use objdump to retrieve all static variables, for this is where the encryption key and the encrypted shell text are stored. |
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| We came across an interesting web page today, full of details on the new 3G encryption algorithms. |
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| Both restoration and backups take no time at all, even with encryption and compression. |
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| Here the message is enciphered word by word, where the rule for the encryption of each word is determined by its position in the message. |
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| Security and privacy technologies such as encryption, digital signatures, and biometric identification systems are evolving rapidly. |
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| Previously, this ransomware, used 56-bit encryption, which could easily be tackled by security software. |
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| The same computer power that yields strong encryption can be used to break weak encryption schemes. |
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| The flash drive offers built-in hardware-based data encryption in 1 GB and 2 GB capacities. |
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| But encryption is also provided as an option, just in case you're still worried about intruders. |
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| In this type of cryptography the encryption function can be computed by anybody, using the public key. |
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| Ubiquitous technologies for encryption, passive measures like camouflage, and low-tech countermeasures will see to that. |
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| These include intrusion-detection, virus screening software, encryption packages and physical security solutions such as smart cards. |
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| The secret surfing programs also add a layer of encryption, ensuring that messages are scrambled in transit and are thus unreadable. |
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| Email encryption wraps a secure layer around messages and attachments, making them unreadable by anyone except their intended recipients. |
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| Both standards use encryption to protect sensitive data from sniffers, snoopers and intruders. |
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| Even if you use the world's best encryption, the police can install a keyboard sniffer while you're out. |
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| The encryption keys are sent over dedicated links, and the messages ciphered with those keys are transmitted over the Internet. |
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| Asymmetric encryption relies on two keys that work together as a pair an encryption key and a decryption key. |
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| Be sure your browser has the most up-to-date encryption capabilities by using the latest version available from the manufacturer. |
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| Keylogging renders encryption moot, as it intercepts everything prior to encryption, as well as the keys used to decrypt things. |
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| I've analysed the data and figure it is a digraphic encryption of some sort. |
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| This site lists all sorts of password crackers that run dictionary attacks against a variety of encryption products. |
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| There are even better encryption techniques that are asymmetric, that is, the keys used for encryption and decryption are not the same. |
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| Frequency hopping, and radio encryption in general, is a short step away from digital radio. |
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| The first technique, called a one-time pad, uses an encryption key that is as long as the message you are trying to encrypt. |
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| Even if you are not suspected of a crime, you can be imprisoned for two years if you fail to disclose a computer password or encryption key. |
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| It passively monitors the transmissions of a wireless LAN, computing the encryption password when enough packets have been gathered. |
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| Quantum encryption utilizes the behavior of weak light to act as a single photon and is premised on the indeterminacy principle. |
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| A common means of modern encryption is a one-way system in which encryption is easy but decryption is computationally impractical. |
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| One thing to watch out for when encrypting filenames is that filenames must remain valid after encryption. |
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| A political party in Mexico wants an encryption key broken, because it believes that the resulting plaintext will embarrass the ruling party. |
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| The reports that the encryption didn't prevent them from obtaining the plaintext were erroneous. |
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| The basic access control enables the encryption of any communication between the chip and interrogator. |
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| Document encryption at the copier helps safeguard confidential information before it is transmitted across the network. |
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| This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines. |
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| We use preventive countermeasures like encryption and access control to avoid different threats. |
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| The use of cryptography and encryption systems also help to address security concerns of the Internet. |
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| This makes signatures and encryption in plain text, so it is easy to mail, print and cut and paste. |
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| Denning is an expert and visionary in the fields of cybercrime, hacktivism, information warfare and security, and encryption. |
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| Many security experts contend that weakened encryption would open the door for terrorists, allowing cyberterrorism to rule the day. |
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| He also informs us that including some form of encryption on SIM cards is easy-peasy. |
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| To prevent prying eyes from seeing your personal email, consider using encryption software. |
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| If the devices have a disk drive then they act as servers for the encryption keys and control the rights of the other, tethered devices. |
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| The lack of wireless encryption protocol does not in itself indicate an insecure network. |
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| If encryption is not enabled, hackers can easily use a sniffer to listen in on wireless network traffic. |
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| Their director of wireless believes that end-to-end authentication could be a greater concern than end-to-end encryption. |
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| Some encryption machines protect telephone calls, others protect fax and Telex messages, and still others protect computer communications. |
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| This method and apparatus for combined encryption and scrambling of information takes place on a shared medium network. |
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| You can implement an encryption algorithm or screen scraping on top of the Web Service call. |
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| To join a mesh, a member exchanges encryption keys with someone in the network. |
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| An encryption algorithm is a mathematical equation containing the message being encrypted or decrypted. |
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| Take passwords for instance, which are encrypted using a one-way encryption system. |
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| Computer security experts increasingly recommend encryption for protecting stored data. |
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| You may e-mail it without encryption, post it on a web site or set it to music and sing about it at your favorite coffee shop. |
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| It boasts intrusion detection systems, encryption key management and a cryptography accelerator that can perform up to 6,000 SSL handshakes a second. |
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| She adds an encryption so they cannot boot her off the site. |
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| Further legislation is expected, with repeated calls being made to ban encryption technology unless government agencies are provided with a means to decode messages. |
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| And then Glenn finally got on encryption, came on a plane to New York, and off we went. |
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| Bloomberg even reported that the NSA did know and had been exploiting the mistake in encryption. |
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| That encryption is vitally important is evidenced by the hundreds of millions spent on encryption technology and the billions spent on code-breaking. |
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| Websites should probably revoke and re-issue their encryption keys as well. |
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| If you are concerned about having your phone calls intercepted by government agencies or are afraid of industrial espionage, digital encryption is the answer. |
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| The mechanisms used by Enigma for encryption appear intricate and complicated, and a basic Enigma machine had over 10 possible keys which is more than some modern algorithms. |
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| The secret behind the Coin is that it is powered by a 128-bit encryption for all storage and communication. |
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| The NSA is particularly narked about the availability of super-strong encryption software, which makes its job of sticking its nose in everywhere much harder. |
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| Get to know E2E encryption, says Dan Auerbach, a staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. |
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| They also use encryption to prevent access by non-compliant devices. |
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| And more to the point, there's no apparent way of stopping people playing digital music that's full of encryption through a standard set of interconnects. |
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| Linear functions of the input and key make poor choices for encryption functions because such systems can always be broken by solving small sets of linear equations. |
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| How could you get a secret encryption key to someone in cyberspace? |
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| As difficult as the encryption was, the engineer somehow felt that the Rosetta stone of the code would be something simple, if he could just determine what it was. |
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| Well, Quantum has stepped up with a new arsenal of security technology meant to keep data stored on tape devices safe via both simple locks and encryption. |
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| Granted, no doubt the military have long since cracked the GSM encryption, and more importantly the core network is probably lousy with official bugs. |
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| A quantum computer is an extremely small photon driven device which can perform some kind of useful logical work, particularly in the area of encryption. |
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| Snowden contacted Poitras in mid-January 2013 after failing to connect with Greenwald due to his lack of encryption. |
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| Data encryption is defined as the process of scrambling transmitted or stored information making it unintelligible until it is unscrambled by the intended recipient. |
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| How about sending sensitive documents over e-mail without encryption? |
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| There were contentious debates over the clipper chip, online wire tapping, and encryption. |
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| Firecall procedures must include provisions for verifying the identity of the person who needs a password or encryption key during an emergency. |
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| The BBC had suggested that as an alternative to the SI compression scheme, the Freeview HD multiplex may have to adopt encryption. |
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| Quantum computing has the potential to break many previously unbreakable forms of encryption. |
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| Message digest methods supercompress messages so that encryption and decryption operate on less data and, therefore, take less time. |
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| Heretofore, exportable encryption algorithms have been severely restricted in capabilities as compared to systems sold in the United States. |
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| The addition of Vormetric's encryption services allows QTS to further support its customers' data compliance requirements. |
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| These random numbers create cryptographic keys for real-time encryption at high data rates. |
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| Random numbers are vital in encryption schemes which are used for secure communication systems, and true random numbers are a harda to generate. |
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| Our patented keystroke encryption technology proactively encrypts each and every keystroke typed on a keyboard. |
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| How many congressmen could even describe how encryption works? |
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| All stored information is protected using the powerful AES, Blowfish, and RC6 encryption standards. |
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| Key policy Attribute based encryption and Ciphertext Policy Attribute Based Encryption. |
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| Blindable encryption also provides a useful way to make a given ciphertext unrecognizable. |
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| The solution uses encryption, authentication and non-repudiation technologies to provide security for manufacturers. |
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| The classical ELGamal encryption scheme is one of the most widely used public-key cryptosystems. |
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| The company also has a portable hard drive, the Outbacker MXP, which has encryption, password and biometric features. |
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| This process is called encryption and the resulting message is called the cyphertext version of the plaintext message. |
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| Most data warehouse technology available today does not support encryption because it would significantly impact performance. |
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| Asymmetric encryption is considered one level more secure than symmetric encryption, because the decryption key can be kept private. |
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| The administrator program utilizes AES encryption to encrypt images and issue user decryption keys. |
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| The DiStream digital rights management solution provides an integrated state of the encryption solution. |
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| The massacre's encryption is registered in the play's dramatic structure as well as in the characters' discourse. |
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| We investigated the secret encryption key entropy and its dependence on the signature creation and the hash function, and the formation time. |
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| After the data is formatted by the backup software, a network encryption appliance can encrypt data before it's sent to the library. |
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| Asymmetric encryption lessens the risk of key exposure by using two mathematically related keys, the private key and the public key. |
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| Fusile speculates that these companies may be relying on encryption alone and not developing policies that detail how or when encryption should be used. |
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| Rempe-Gillen and Waldecker present this primer on prime numbers and their detection, framing the discussion with the usefulness of prime numbers in computing and encryption. |
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| The risk has reached a level that data encryption is being implemented for stored data in addition to the traditional use of encrypting data in transit. |
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| The risk has reached such a level that data encryption is being implemented for stored data in addition to the traditional use of encrypting data in transit. |
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| In Ekert-style encryption, a laser device creates pairs of entangled photons and sends one photon from each entangled pair to Alice and the other one to Bob. |
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| Dubai Federal authorities have unplugged television viewers who descramble pay TV channels by downloading illegal pay TV encryption codes from the internet. |
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| This is achieved by relieving networked Web servers of performing the CPU intensive SSL encryption and decryption calculations associated with c-commerce applications. |
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| Hard disk encryption systems like Guardisk secure all the data on a PC hard disk and then usually provide automatic, on-the-fly decryption services for the user. |
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| After the NIST recommended that government agencies purchase products utilizing Skipjack encryption, the Department of Justice purchased 9000 Clipper Chip telephones. |
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| Other safeguards, such as security chips, fingerprint scanners, self-destructing hard drives, smart cards and encryption are more complex controls. |
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| Furthermore, ADDERView RDX also offers enterprise grade security which employs AES128 bit encryption and RSA2048 authentication ensuring system wide security. |
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| The US National Security Agency is exploring development of a quantum computer that would effortlessly break most encryption methods, online media reported. |
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| Theoretically, a quantum computer would be able to break current encryption systems, but quantum cryptography is arguably unbreakable even by a quantum computer. |
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| Generate a WPA encryption key that you can use to secure your wireless network, simply choose the desired security key level and one will be generated for you. |
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| In encryption, theoretically only the user or program authorized to retrieve the data knows how to unshuffle the ciphertext and compile the data in its original sequence. |
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| To this goal Alice encrypts the plaintext into a cyphertext by mean of an encryption algorithm with the help of some secret additional information, called key. |
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| Finally, we use the term additive joint encryption scheme to denote a secure, blindable, xor-homomorphic, witnessed probabilistic public-key joint encryption scheme. |
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| David Cohen, one of the founders of the Wi-Fi Alliance, explains that WPA adds strong user authentication, which must be accomplished even before encryption begins. |
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