Sentences with phrase «encryption standard used»

A serious flaw has been discovered in OpenSSL — the browser encryption standard used by an estimated two - thirds of the servers on the internet.

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Many larger companies use VPNs, but smaller companies may also just rely on standard wireless encryption.

The NSA seeks to defeat encryption through a variety of means, including by obtaining encryption «keys» to decode communications, by using super-computers to break codes, and by influencing encryption standards to make them more vulnerable to outside attack, according to reports Thursday by the New York Times, the Guardian and ProPublica, based on documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

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Our user accounts are secured with encryption that exceeds industry standards, and our servers employ the use of custom operating systems and software.

Not only do we use industry - standard encryption methods, our security practices are approved by Verisign.

When you place an order online at any of the Science Websites, your credit card information is protected through the use of encryption utilizing Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol, the industry standard in transferring information to process your orders.

«That led to the idea of using this to encode an image without the need for standard encryption approaches.»

One prominent victim is the Data Encryption Standard (DES), in wide use throughout the computer world.

Two years ago, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) held a competition to select a replacement for the aging Digital Encryption Standard, the national standard for a quarter - century, and arguably the most widely used encryption algorithm in Encryption Standard, the national standard for a quarter - century, and arguably the most widely used encryption algorithm in thStandard, the national standard for a quarter - century, and arguably the most widely used encryption algorithm in thstandard for a quarter - century, and arguably the most widely used encryption algorithm in encryption algorithm in the world.

While the encryption method has been beefed up in the past decade, many handsets still use the older standard.

The vulnerability was found in the Digital Encryption Standard, a cryptographic method developed by IBM in the 1970s that is used on about 3 billion cell phones every day.

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Standard quantum computers use algorithms that each only solve a very specific problem, such as cracking encryption, whereas adiabatic quantum computers can in theory solve any kind of problem, said study lead author Rami Barends, a physicist at Google.

* In certain areas Inner Bonding uses industry - standard SSL - encryption to protect data transmissions.

We use industry - standard, 256bit SSL encryption to protect your personal information online, and we also take several steps to protect your personal information in our facilities.

We use Manual Profile Verification, Fraud Detection Systems and SSL Encryption as standard across the site to ensure that our users feel secure when sharing personal details.

For further security, we also use SSL Encryption and a Fraud Detection System as standard across our site.

We recently examined 8 popular online dating sites to see how well they were safeguarding user privacy through the use of standard encryption practices.Mixed content is a problem that occurs when a site is generally secured with but serves certain portions.

Encrypt and protect files with PHP encoding, encryption, obfuscation and licensing GUID Partition Table (GPT) is a standard for the layout of the partition table on a physical storage device used in a desktop or server PC, such as a hard

In addition, when Cars.com collects credit card information from you, Cars.com uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption, the industry standard for protecting privacy in web transactions.

Industry - standard data encryption techniques are used to protect personal information on our servers.

Your manuscript is kept secure using industry - standard encryption.

We transmit your sensitive data using the industry standard secure process to Authorize.net using 128 (bit) encryption.

Amazon is MOBI with DRM, however they use Adobe key encryption so using Adobe Digital Editions and standard decrypt software, it is very simple to download the MOBI file with the Kindle PC and then add to Calibri library for decryption and load into library.

All Fire tablets» communication with Amazon's cloud meet our high standards for privacy and security including appropriate use of encryption.»

We use industry standard encryption to keep your personal information secure.

CashUSA.com uses industry standard encryption & security measures to protect your personal information.

Entirely Pets Online ordering is secure using Stronghold secure server, which supports the industry - standard 128 - bit SSL encryption.

The RCHS uses generally accepted, industry - standard security systems, software and encryption technologies to protect against unauthorized access to the RCHS servers, equipment, and other components of our online presence.

Security During the Purchase / Donation Process CAMH uses industry - standard encryption technologies when transferring and receiving consumer data exchanged with our site during the purchase / donation process.

«Thus, laptop computers, tablets, phones, USB drives, and other places that can be used to store client information should be encrypted in a manner that complies with NIST and federal standards for encryption.»

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

This sort of encryption is done for you without any effort on your part, as it is just a standard feature of the infrastructure you are using to bank or update client data or similar activities.

Files transferred using docTrackr are encrypted using the Advanced Encryption Standard.

Your file transfers and communications are conducted over a secure channel using 256 - bit SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption, the standard for secure Internet network connections.

Instead of the weak methods used before, Office 2007 document protection was based on a strong, industry - standard encryption algorithm called AES.

Until law firms make their lawyers use, and regularly change, complex passwords, encrypt every document, send email only over secure lines with encryption, cross borders with empty laptops, and outsource only to firms that pass certain security standards — it's silly to worry about iPhones.

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.

For example, cloud practice management provider Clio highlights that it possesses three certifications (by VeriSign, TRUSTe, and McAfee Security), even if the standards themselves are somewhat redundant, primarily verifying the use of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption (although the TRUSTe certification also identifies incorporation of its privacy standards).

We use all of the latest technology, including the latest industry standard encryption protocol (SSL) to secure your transactions.

We use industry standard encryption to ensure your information is safe when ordering with us.

Encryption is standard - issue on devices used by most people at insurance companies and underwriters.

We use industry standard SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption when transmitting and receiving sensitive information.

(To actually perform the low - level encryption functions, Android uses dm - crypt, which is the standard disk encryption system in the Linux kernel.

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) are the two different types of encryption you'll see used on networks secured Encryption Standard (AES) are the two different types of encryption you'll see used on networks secured encryption you'll see used on networks secured with WPA2.

AES is a newer Wi - Fi encryption solution used by the new - and - secure WPA2 standard.

Leave the security set to WPA2 PSK unless you need to use an older device that doesn't support this encryption standard.

We use industry standard encryption technologies and lock down all unnecessary interfaces, and regularly undergo penetration testing to ensure there are no vulnerabilities.