Blogs about: Encryption

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Why Your Website Is Insecure - Cryptosystem Basics

cranklin wrote 26 minutes ago: We have witnessed lots of new websites and mobile apps sprouting out of this tech bubble; many of wh … more →

Tags: hacks, bcrypt, blowfish, cipher, Credit Cards, cryptosystem, cryptosystems, decipher, decryption

76% of companies have had a data breach or expect to have a breach

brianfpennington wrote 12 hours ago: Experian Data Breach Resolution and the Ponemon Institute have released a study that finds that, des … more →

Tags: Brian Pennington, data breach, Ponemon Institute, malware, Experian, Experian Data Breach Resolution, Forensics

Skype? Microsoft reads everything you write!

Admin wrote 14 hours ago: Thanks goes to The-H, for their original post @ h-online.com Anyone who uses Skype has consented to … more →

Tags: Application, network security, Valnurability, Skype, Microsoft, Privacy

Standpoint: Enterprises Bite The Apple!

Sanchit Vir Gogia wrote 19 hours ago: The increasing use of Apple’s products in organizations across emerging markets is noteworthy. To be … more →

Tags: Standpoint, Asia-Pacific, CIO, Mobility, Microsoft, HP, salesforce com, Google, Emerging Technologies

Encrypting data in mysql

mofintodev wrote 20 hours ago: MySQL offers various ways to protect your data. Of course, you can always create db users and grant … more →

Tags: mysql, schema, stored procs, Security, Varchar, Advanced Encryption Standard, password, Cryptographic hash function, String

Marty Leeds Discusses Numbers, Jesus and Joe Rogan 1 comment

darkphoenix2105 wrote 23 hours ago: Marty Leeds discusses his books and how ancient civilizations encrypted numbers into words or words … more →

Tags: spirituality, Ancient Civilizations, numbers, cipher

10 Tips Wireless Security2 comments

siskomb wrote 1 day ago: wireless network is fairly easy to set up, and also feels very comfortable, especially if we want to … more →

Tags: networking, Network, Muhammad Wildan, 125150300111033, LAN, wireless, WPA, WEP, password

SSL in action

unodream wrote 1 day ago: SSL in action http://luxsci.com/blog/how-does-secure-socket-layer-ssl-or-tls-work.html   SSL vs … more →

Tags: ssl

Need Ioncube or Zend Decoder? Is Decry.pt a scam company?

DecryptDecode wrote 1 day ago: Software encryption utilities such as Ioncube, Zend, and others are designed to protect the work of … more →

Tags: Decry.pt, decoder, decoder, decrypt, decode, ioncube, Zend, decry.pt, decipher

A question for the City of Akron: What about encryption?

Brian Crisan wrote 1 day ago: Last week, on Friday, my city of Akron announced that a group called the Turkish Ajan gained access … more →

Tags: technology, hacktivism, data security, Ohio, Internet, hacking, hackers, Internet Security, akron

Microsoft is reading Skype messages5 comments

Lisa Vaas wrote 1 day ago: Run a Google search on “Skype encryption,” and chances are the first hit you’ll ge … more →

Tags: Featured, Microsoft, Privacy, monitoring, Skpe, Surveillance, Wiretapping

Linux Mint 14 and Full-Disk Encryption

Loose Screws and Lost Marbles wrote 1 day ago: I’ve heard some confusion about Mint and full-disk encryption. The live installer doesn’ … more →

Tags: Security, Disk encryption, Linux Mint Full Disk Encryption, Ubiquity

Here come the encryption apps! Expert opinion:

themobilemaker wrote 2 days ago: The options are getting better all the time. Here’s the most comprehensive look I’ve fou … more →

Tags: Apps, apps, Privacy

C++ - Square Cipher9 comments

blenz3 wrote 2 days ago: Daily Program for 5/21/2013 Welcome back and happy first day of summer (for you US readers, anyway)! … more →

Tags: C Plus Plus Programming, Computer Science, Cryptography, algorithm, Algorithms, Art and Science, beginning cryptography, C#, c++ position cipher

What the Drone Sees, Who Else Sees?

Dean Boland wrote 2 days ago: in 2012 the U.S. military reluctantly admitted that it had found a laptop in a tribal region of Afgh … more →

Tags: Privacy Rights, law enforcement, Remotely Piloted Vehicle capability, Computers, remotely pi, Privacy, Computers

Encryption is the Key to HIPAA's Security Rule Heart

Donna Grindle, CHPSE wrote 2 days ago: So you’ve heard the presentations, classes and consultants tell you that you should encrypt ev … more →

Tags: HIPAA, Security Rule, Small Provider, Business Associate, Breach Notification, Documentation

Think your Skype messages get end-to-end encryption? Think again - ARS TECHNICA

uwnthesis wrote 2 days ago: http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/05/think-your-skype-messages-get-end-to-end-encryption-think-ag … more →

Tags: Surveillance, Mobile Apps, Privacy breach, Mobile Apps, Man in the Middle Attack, Skype, Skype are reading your messages, Microsoft reading SKYPE, Ars Technica

Busted: Microsoft intercepts, decrypts, and reads your Skype messages

John Koetsier wrote 3 days ago: Skype used to be what you would use to send secure, encrypted, and untraceable messages to friends, … more →

Tags: Business, cloud, dev, enterprise, Social, decryption, FBI, Featured, instant messages

Think your Skype messages get end-to-end encryption? Think again

tmyd wrote 3 days ago: http://feeds.arstechnica.com/~r/arstechnica/index/~3/MH16QwCHd5M/ … more →

Tags: Hack, tek, Social, Microsoft, spy, Ars, fraud, Skype, Peer-to-Peer


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