encryption
- noun
- /ɪnˈkrɪpʃən/
- Specialized
- Experts recommend using encryption to safeguard sensitive data transmitted over the internet.
- data encryption
- use encryption
- public key encryption
I have Telegram and WhatsApp, which both have the end to end encryption features.
- I have Telegram and WhatsApp, which both have the end to end encryption features.
- And this is what you'd have to do to break current encryption systems that that secure the Internet.
- If you have that, all the encryption will be the same.
- He tried to he had full disc encryption on his laptop.
- But if we do encryption, OK, what do we have?
- And thinking back to crypto, like there's some encryption proofs that show that.
- That's the whole basis of of encryption here, right?
- I was taught in a encryption and decryption algorithm manual algorithm.
Examples
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For all highly sensitive data communications systems, effective encryption should be used to secure against tapping attempts.
Academic text (1990) -
What is your view on the current legal battle going on with encryption between the FBI and Apple?
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If you have that, all the encryption will be the same.
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But if we do encryption, OK, what do we have?
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Now when it comes to the encryption, we actually have to protect a couple of things.
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It's some kind of simple encryption.
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So let's assume we get past the encryption code issue.
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That system probably contains the new data encryption algorithm.
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So Express VPN, their app uses powerful encryption to secure your data.
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There are a number of good commercial encryption programs available that aren't difficult to operate.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
Writing messages in a secret code to hide their meaning
A way of changing information into a code for storing, sending, or keeping it secret
A way of changing information into a secret code so only people with the key can read it
Putting a message into a secret code so others cannot read it
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A way of changing information into a secret code so only people with the key can read it
How Secure
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Morphology
Etymology
The word encryption comes from the parts en- ('in') and crypt ('hidden'), the same crypt you see in cryptic. So, encryption is the process of turning information into a 'hidden' form so others cannot read it.