It's a method of 'scrambling' computer information (especially over the internet) so that it can't be read by anyone other than the person it was intended for. One example would be Internet banking - When you log-on to your bank account via the internet, it's connected via an encrypted server (which is why you see the little padlock in the status bar) - this means that any information passing from you to the bank (and vice versa) cannot be intercepted by anyone.
In simple terms, the network scrambles the data, sending it in 'blocks' and adds 'nonsense characters' so that if anyone did hack the connection - all they'd see was a page of gibberish.
Ciphertext is another name for Encrypted
Encrypted files can only be accessed by authorized computer users who have the decryption key. Encryption is a popular technique in Information Security.
Sorry; there is no way to recover BitLocker encrypted data if you have lost both the password and the recovery key.
A term used to describe any data that is not encrypted.
The purpose of encryption is to make a message/data unreadable to someone who does not have the key to decrypt it, so it is highly likely that encrypted data will appear to be gibberish.
2G technology digitally encrypted phone conversations, allowed for greater mobile phone penetration levels, and introduced data serves for mobile. Services include text messaging, picture messages, and multi media messages (MMS). Any text message over 2G was digitally encrypted so only the intended receiver could receive and read it.
It shouldn't be risky at all. The conversation is digitally encrypted - and only you and the person you're calling should be able to hear the conversation.
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The non-encrypted file will open faster, as the encrypted one needs to be decrypted first.
Digitally Imported was created in 1999.
Yes, digitally is a correct spelling.
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Ciphertext is another name for Encrypted
No, not all digital signals are encrypted. Some are encrypted - some are not - it depends on the system design.
Digitally signed means that the publisher of the software or website has been verified by special certifying authority as an authentic source.
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"e books" are those that can be purchased and read digitally on a computer rather than having to be read after being printed on paper.