ECC
- noun
- /ˌiːsiːˈsiː/
- Specialized
- Mobile devices often use ECC because it gives strong security with much smaller key sizes.
Examples
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The ECC system is very secure.
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The library supports both RSA and ECC, allowing developers to choose performance over legacy compatibility.
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Security engineers favor ECC keys for faster, smaller cryptography in modern TLS implementations.
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Many experts recommend ECC for secure communications.
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) ensures secure online transactions with smaller key sizes than RSA.
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The company adopted ECC to enhance the security of their digital signatures.
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With ECC, users can generate secure keys that protect their sensitive information more efficiently.
Surface Forms
Etymology
ECC stands for elliptic curve cryptography, and the name gives a useful picture: it uses math from a special curve that is like 'a bent line' to make 'secret' keys that are small but very strong.