crypto
- adjective
- /ˈkrɪptoʊ/
- Specialized
:
criptográfico
- Government agencies often utilize crypto protocols to protect sensitive communications.
You know, Well, I spoke to a woman, Sergeant April Gallup, Top Secret, crypto security clearance.
- You know, Well, I spoke to a woman, Sergeant April Gallup, Top Secret, crypto security clearance.
- So unless you're a crypto anarchist and you believe in no companies and no nation states, right?
Examples
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The organization invested in advanced crypto techniques to enhance their data security.
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After months of research, the team discovered new crypto methods that improved their systems.
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You know, Well, I spoke to a woman, Sergeant April Gallup, Top Secret, crypto security clearance.
Synonyms
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7.8
About methods that keep information secret and safe online
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8.9
Relating to the study of codes and secret messages
Relating to secret codes and how to make or break them
Relating to the study and use of codes to hide messages
Compounds
- Literature
A secret political belief that supports extreme, unfair government control and uses digital money
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crypto comes from the Greek root kryptos, which means 'hidden' and appears in familiar words like cryptic. So as an adjective, crypto describes methods that use secret codes to keep information safe.