Sentences with phrase «cipher used»

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By breaking the famous Enigma cipher used throughout the Nazi war machine, and also the far more formidable Geheimschreiber of the German High Command, BP gave the Allies a profusion of reliable information about their enemy.

The Q&A ends with detailed examples of the ciphers used by both the North and South during the Civil War.

Since it seems there were no restrictions on the security of hash algorithms, and as it is technically possible to create a symmetric cipher using a hash algorithm, would it have been legal to export such a system without it being classified as munitions?

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That activity book is the same one used to create the cipher Betty had to solve earlier this season.

It is the task of humanistic Marxists to explore this human - affirming principle and to use it to judge the activities of Marx's disciples — especially those who call themselves scientific socialists and who manipulate persons as dispensable ciphers.

Beginning in 1941, the Germans also used Lorenz, a much more sophisticated cipher than Enigma, and to crack it required the first fully electronic computers, the famous Colossus machines, each of which employed several thousand vacuum tubes.

That glow can be measured at different wavelengths, which can be used to create a cipher and translate your message to code.

The volumes on display include evidence of an Elizabethan form of cryptography: this rotating paper volvelle, which was used as a cipher disc.

The most famous ofthese cryptosystems is the German Enigma, which used a bespoke typewriter fitted with three rotors to convert messages into cipher text, using a different key every day.

The keyboard, plugboard and rotors of the 1940s Enigma electromechanical cipher machine used by German U-boat commanders?

Instead of using a cipher to scramble text, the method involves manipulating the location of data fragments.

Deprived of the privilege to joystick this little featureless cipher boy around, it's reasonable to expect some kind of compelling characterization in its place, but it's quickly apparent that Abreu intends primarily to use his character, who's technically on a mission to reconnect with an absent father, as a vehicle to shuttle the viewer through a generic exposé on the state of the world.

Students will use a cipher to determine the corresponding letters and clues for each puzzle.

The Codes and Ciphers session focuses on communications techniques that have been used by British officials for centuries, albeit in various guises.

Whereas achievement tests that assess how well children can read, write, and cipher are widely available, non-cognitive skills are typically assessed using self - report and, less frequently, teacher - report questionnaires.

Not only can students learn the facts behind World War II ciphering, they can also send their own coded messages using Shockwave technology.T

The North soon was able to reverse - engineer this cipher and use it to their advantage.

Encryption is a branch of cryptography, and involves making plain text unreadable by using an algorithm, known as cipher.

She recalled the Norfolk and Western man's gentle teasing, I'll bet you loved ciphering in school, and at the sound of her name used in the same sentence as the word love, a surprising heat bloomed between her legs, rising, spreading, until her whole body burned and ached pleasantly.

Strider Hiryu is armed with a cipher - a sword that leaves an energy trail behind every slash - and a variety of mechanical and energy - based aides at his disposal, including an eagle and panther composed of plasma, and a small machine that gravitates around him that can be used to reflect projectiles.

At the Met Breuer's recent exhibition «Delirious: Art and the Limits of Reason», I was struck by evidence that the grid — often a structural cipher for rationality in Western art — could be used to demonstrate its opposite.

The combination of imaginative sadistic cruelty, satire and empathy communicates something about the use of individuals and groups as ciphers through which unwanted fears and anxieties are projected.

His projects, in various media, include a rethinking of AIDS and otherness using the figures of the pinprick and the glory hole; meditations on «the residual space of the American / Vietnam War» (comprising works on the squatting body as counter-architecture, military desertion as askesis, and surfing); a video essay on the site / non-site dialectic instigated by Robert Smithson's reception of Edgar Allan Poe (with a little help from Yvonne Rainer); a reconsideration of Marcel Duchamp's oeuvre as an discourse in ethics (as seen through Étant donnés); and «squatting projects» in various cities (Berlin, New York, Chicago, Vienna, Guangzhou, Hong Kong), where the squatting body, as a heuristic cipher, is conjugated by an interpretation generated by the conditions of each location.

These paintings incorporated an all - over compositional technique using variously short dabs, dense webs of dripped paint, and grids of ciphers and hieroglyphic forms.

This algorithm uses cipher key with length of 256 bits.

So all you have to do is negotiate the session key with elliptic curve math Diffie - Hellman, use the agreed key for a 128 - bit AES symmetric cipher in Galois / Counter mode, and verify server certificates with SHA256.

The gloriously named «Law's mercantile cipher code for forwarding business communications by telegraph, telephone or postal card, with secrecy and economy, in use by subscribers and attorneys of the Canadian Reporting and Collecting Association,» (an excerpt from which you see above) was published in Toronto in 1880 and, unlike the Anglo - American code book (held tight by Harvard and Google Books), is available online, thanks to the University of Alberta Library, which digitized it, and the Internet Archive, which hosts it.

The output of the cipher is unreadable unless the same exact key is used to decrypt it.

A symmetric cipher is an algorithm which takes a key of a given size, and uses that key to scramble input data.

Data stored on the server is encrypted using a 128 bit or greater Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) quality cipher algorithm — the same high - level security that banks and government entities use to secure their data.

Like the EL - 8s, you can use these with the same CIPHER Lightning cable.

The KeepKey's bigger screen means that it can be securely recovered using a cipher which leaks less data.

The 128 - bit encryption, which uses the Blowfish cipher, is secure, but it would have been nice to add another layer of security.

Nor is the greatest threat the development of new offensive tools such as quantum computers, which might soon be powerful enough to crack today's most widely used cryptographic ciphers.

In the first half, we're going to focus on checking that the device has the hardware, software and settings required to support fingerprint authentication, and in the second half we're going to create the key, cipher and CryptoObject that we'll use to perform the actual authentication.