cryptographic
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- adjective
- /ˌkrɪptoʊˈɡræfɪk/
- Specialized
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- Security of cryptographic algorithms is the most important element in network applications concerning confidentiality and authenticity.
- cryptographic engine
- cryptographic algorithms
- cryptographic key
This is where RSA and other public key cryptographic schemes come in and rescue us.
- This is where RSA and other public key cryptographic schemes come in and rescue us.
- So more of the same in terms of cryptography and cryptographic techniques, similar to Tuesday's lecture.
- Well, they work this very complex cryptographic algorithm that they use.
Examples
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With cryptographic principles, you have digital scarcity.
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We're the best cryptographic minds in Britain.
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There could be several cryptographic keys.
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Well, they work this very complex cryptographic algorithm that they use.
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That's what it's doing, with the help of the cryptographic key from the signal.
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This is where RSA and other public key cryptographic schemes come in and rescue us.
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Has my ship not transmitted to you signatures and seals of great cryptographic complexity that establish who I am?
Fiction book (2002) -
I've designed and analyzed cryptographic systems used in wireless networks, payment systems, and digital content protection platforms.
Blog text (11) -
Cryptographic keys can be distributed by quantum means, with near-perfect security against undetected eavesdropping.
Academic text (1995) -
The cryptographic techniques ensure that sensitive information remains secure during transmission.
Synonyms
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Relating to the study of codes and secret messages
Describes methods that use codes to hide and protect information
Relating to secret codes and how to make or break them
Relating to the study and use of codes to hide messages
Surface Forms
Morphology
cryptographic = cryptography (transparent) = crypto + graph + y + ic
The word is a regular adjectival derivative of cryptography, with the meaning 'relating to cryptography' built by standard suffixation.
Etymology
Cryptographic comes from Greek parts crypto- meaning 'hidden' and -graph meaning 'write'. So cryptographic describes 'hidden writing', which is why it is used for secret codes and ways to keep messages and data safe.