Sentences with phrase «bit encryption key»

A 128 - bit encryption key stands between eager Prime modders and the ability to load custom ROMs of their own, which has been greeted with an understandable mix of disgust and frustration.

Members of the xda - developers community are reporting that Asus has locked down the Transformer Prime tablet's bootloader with a 128 - bit encryption key.

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Our website uses 128 - bit SSL encryption technology for communications between web servers and browsers, and bank account and other sensitive information are stored remotely and accessible only through encrypted key systems.

The details are complex, but the basic idea, oversimplifying quite a bit, is that Apple's backup systems will act a like a giant iPhone: User data is protected with a combination of the user's password and a strong encryption key that's physically locked into a hardware module and can't be easily extracted.

A lot of public - key encryption uses keys of 1024 bits, which are usually considered long enough to be secure, but computer scientists have already begun to break them, albeit with force rather than logic.

(It uses AES - 256, the advanced encryption standard with a 256 - bit key.)

Using a combination of OpenPGP 256 - bit encryption and randomly generated keys, there is no way to decipher the data stored off site.

For those of you who are technically minded, the encryption uses a 2048 - bit RSA key.

What would be considered due diligence (or whatever the proper term is) in preventing users in export - control blacklisted countries from accessing a web application that features strong encryption software (symmetric keys longer than 56 bits)?

You can also get 25 - bit AES encryption of API keys for security if you're concerned about that.

Office 2007 switched to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with a 128 - bit key.

CSS uses 40 - bit encryption and doesn't use every possible key, so it's an extremely weak type of encryption.

Everything on Telegram, including chats, groups, media, etc. is encrypted using a combination of 256 - bit symmetric AES encryption, 2048 - bit RSA encryption, and Diffie — Hellman secure key exchange.

Dropcams and Nest Cams connect to the Nest cloud service using 2048 - bit RSA private keys for key exchange, implement perfect forward secrecy and encrypt data between Dropcam / Nest Cam and the Nest cloud service using AES 128 - bit encryption and Transport Layer Security (TLS).

Microsoft's encryption works a bit differently — Microsoft holds the keys and could hand them over to the FBI.

They won't have the encryption key, so even the bits of deleted files will be incomprehensible to them.

In a nutshell, each specific handset creates a unique and random 128 - bit master key which is usually referred as a Device Encryption Key (DEK) and utilized for concealing user dakey which is usually referred as a Device Encryption Key (DEK) and utilized for concealing user daKey (DEK) and utilized for concealing user data.

In addition WPA / WPA2 can be further subdivided as WPA / WPA2 with TKIP (a 128 - bit key is generated per packet) and AES (a different 128 - bit encryption).

Facebook told Wired it doesn't have a system in place to distribute encryption keys (bits of information that encrypt and decrypt messages) across multiple devices.

Going forward, we can expect even larger encryption key (128 bit and upwards) to make the smartphones even safer.