Sentences with phrase «encryption scheme»

Simply by using the Internet, you are probably using some sort of encryption scheme during some activities, whether you know it or not.

But it will be years before quantum computers have enough power and reliability to achieve some of the much - hyped practical applications of such machines — including cracking current internet encryption schemes.

Whether for online bills or military secrets, encryption schemes help keep digital communication secure.

The researchers show how to calculate the minimum - security guarantees for any given encryption scheme, which could enable information managers to make more informed decisions about how to protect data.

D - Wave is pursuing a different method that is easier to implement but can not break encryption schemes, although simulations suggest it could solve other problems extremely rapidly.

It's not exactly «Beam me up, Scotty,» but for the first time scientists have teleported information between light and atoms, hastening the long - awaited advent of ultrafast quantum computers and unbreakable encryption schemes.

Calculating encryption schemes» theoretical security guarantees eases comparison, improvement, experts say.

It should thus be possible to devise encryption schemes that can't guarantee perfect security across the board but could provide it for particular data — say, a Social Security number.

A secure encryption scheme is one in which the points describing the ciphertexts are clustered together, rather than spread out around the triangle.

Transactions are handled completely by the payment processor, securely encrypted with the industry standard SSL encryption schemes, and you just get notified whether the payment was successful or not.

AES or Advanced Encryption Standard is a US government adopted encryption scheme which ensures the level of security of information in Blackberry 10.

Fortunately, Kobo allows you to download the book from the web using the standard ADE encryption but it shows you how encryption schemes can really mess things up no matter what the underlying format is.

They're all solid encryption schemes.

No party on the wild internet — not even on your intranet for that matter — can sniff and decrypt your message, thanks to Signal's solid end - to - end encryption scheme.

Mobile devices have their own encryption schemes, too — even Chromebooks have some encryption.

In particular, the new encryption schemes being implemented by Apple in iOS and Google in Android could prevent law enforcers from getting their hands on a user's information in a timely manner.

For example, a full - fledged «universal» quantum computer could quickly factor huge numbers, an ability that could be used to break today's internet encryptions schemes.

It started back in February, when a someone cracked movie - playing software and extracted the short string of numbers used in the encryption scheme for Blu - ray and HD DVD discs.

Online security today chiefly relies on two encryption schemes: RSA (named for its developers), based on factoring the product of two big prime numbers, and ECC (elliptic curve cryptography), rooted in the algebraic structure of points on a curve.

They then used the information to generate a secret key that forms part of an encryption scheme based on the mathematics of chaos theory, by which small changes in initial conditions lead to very different outcomes.

Information about the security of a single function — which can often be determined through a fairly simple analysis — can provide strong guarantees about the security of an encryption scheme as a whole.

An encryption scheme might, that is, guarantee that an adversary can't extract an encoded Social Security number; but it might still allow the adversary to extract the last four digits of the number.

To get a sense of how the technique works, imagine an encryption scheme that takes only three possible inputs, or plaintexts — «A,» «B,» and «C» — and produces only three possible outputs, or ciphertexts.

Even someone with access to an encryption scheme's private key would have difficulty calculating them.

(Not to mention that they changed the encryption scheme recently to make that more difficult, and it requires running a deprecated B&N app on a Windows system, which, given that I have a Mac, is a major annoyance).

So you can buy ePub at BN, but you can't read that ePub on any non BN branded device or app because other devices that read ePub can't use the encryption scheme.

I think that these other companies can license BN's encryption scheme but no one has done so.

Kobo released an Android App and the encryption scheme for the Android ePubs are different than the encryption scheme it uses for iPhone or for the iPad or Kobo device.

For instance, BN does use epub, but its encryption scheme is totally different.

Sam recently ran across an intriguing news story where computer security researchers figured out that you could decrypt files by listening to a computer because the electronic pulses your machine makes can give away the encryption scheme.

Perhaps more importantly, this encryption scheme can not be unlocked by Apple, even if they are ordered to do so by a court, because the structure of the encryption — your passcode plus secret numbers baked into your phone — isn't known by Apple.

From Office 95 to Office 2003, the encryption scheme was very weak.

Pretty Good Privacy The encryption scheme for Yahoo Mail and Gmail will prevent intermediaries,...

You must use the same level of encryption on every device in your network and the encryption schemes available to 802.11 b devices are weak and have been compromised (WEP encryption, for example, can be compromised in a matter of minutes by a moderately skilled child).

Beginning with OS X 10.7 (Lion), Apple redesigned the encryption scheme and released it as FileVault 2 — the program offers whole - disk encryption alongside newer, stronger encryption standards.