encryption

In cryptography, encryption is the process of encoding a message or information in such a way that only authorized parties can access it and those who are not authorized cannot. Encryption does not itself prevent interference, but denies the intelligible content to a would-be interceptor.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Facebook, Google, Snapchat and WhatsApp Level Up On Encryption
Facebook, Google, Snapchat and WhatsApp Level Up On Encryption
March 14, 2016  |  Security & Fraud

The ongoing war over encryption between Apple and the FBI  looks like it is spreading out and taking on more territory. Some of the bigger...

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Moving Encryption To A New Standard
Moving Encryption To A New Standard
March 09, 2016  |  Security & Fraud

As it stands now, encryption is good for payments security – but needs streamlined processes for adoption and also technology standards. Verifone’s VP of product...

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Apple Wants A Government Commission To Settle Encryption Battle With FBI
Apple Wants A Government Commission To Settle Encryption Battle With FBI
February 22, 2016  |  Regulation

Apple and the FBI are not getting along so well these days, as regular PYMNTS readers and anyone who has read the news in the last...

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Encryption Vs. Cloud Computing: The Latest Debate
Encryption Vs. Cloud Computing: The Latest Debate
February 22, 2016  |  Security & Fraud

Does backing up data to the “cloud” actually put it in easier reach for law enforcement? According to The Wall Street Journal, while encryption helps...

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