Encryption

Full Disk Encryption vs File and Folder Encryption

Full disk encryption Vs file and folder encryption

Data at rest, Data in Transit and Data in Use, these three terms we often hear when someone talks about data protection. This article explains why you should use file and folder Level encryption on top of full disk encryption. Let’s drive into detail of full disk encryption  vs file and folder encryption. Individual and …

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Common Usage of Encryption

Common usage of encryption

The purpose of this article is to provide information in the area of practical cryptography of interest to anyone wishing to use Encryption Software. This post covers starting from what is encryption, how encryption works, requirement for encryption and common usage of encryption in real world with examples. What is Encryption? Encryption is the conversion of …

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What is Encrypted Web Connection and Why it’s Important

SSL Encryption

Encryption is the process of helping protect personal data by using a “secret code” to scramble it so that it cannot be read by anyone who doesn’t have the code key.Encrypted Web Connection is a process through which some or all of the Internet activity initiated from a Web browser is natively encrypted. Encrypted Web …

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Should I Encrypt Every File on My Computer?

Should I encrypt every file

It’s great that you’re thinking about protecting your files, with all kinds of snoops out there (from big government to identity thieves). You’re right, though—you don’t need to encrypt every single file you store or send (especially the MP3s). This article helps to answer your question should i encrypt every file on my computer or …

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US and UK ‘Crack Online Encryption’

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US and UK intelligence have reportedly cracked the encryption codes protecting the emails, banking and medical records of hundreds of millions of people. Disclosures by leaker Edward Snowden allege the US National Security Agency (NSA) and the UK’s GCHQ successfully decoded key online security protocols. They suggest some internet companies provided the agencies backdoor access …

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