Examples of using Can decrypt in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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We can decrypt any Blu-ray discs successfully.
Anyone who knows the secret key can decrypt communications.
Because if they can decrypt it with your public key, it can only have been encrypted with your private key.
When attacking the Fast BSS Transition(FT) handshake, we can decrypt(and forge) packets sent towards the client.
DS Manager can decrypt and encrypt files received from New Genius, so allowing the possibility to export files for the modification.
If Oscar can determine K, then he can decrypt y just as Bob would, using dK.
The biggest problem with one-time pads,is getting the keys to the other party so that they can decrypt the message.
This information can then be passed on to another drone- which can decrypt, read and configure itself to the newly delivered parameters.
Messages are encrypted and embedded in the OP_Return of a transaction-only the intended recipient can decrypt your chats.
This information can then be passed on to another drone- which can decrypt, read and configure itself to the newly delivered parameters.
Encryption works by scrambling your data with a very large digital number(called a key)that you keep secret so that only you can decrypt the data.
It means that if these session ticket keys are compromised,an attacker can decrypt the 0-RTT data sent by the client on the first flight.
Additionally, the NSA can decrypt data encrypted with PPTP, meaning others can also hack into it and collect your personal information.
As different keys are used for encryption and decryption,not even the sender can decrypt the message once it is sent.
The nature of this relationship is the web server will encrypt the data in place before moving on to web browser,in a way that only the recipient can decrypt it.
Your files may be encrypted, but if you're storing your encryption keys with them,then the attacker can decrypt everything if their attack gains access to your keys as well.
And what that means is that you take something which is secure, an encryption algorithm which is sosecure that if you use that algorithm to encrypt one file, nobody can decrypt that file.
If you encrypt an outgoing message andOutlook Web App can't verify that all recipients can decrypt the message, you will see a notice warning you which recipients may not be able to read the encrypted message.
For example, if Alice sends Bob a message that is protected by symmetric encryption, she needs to share thesame key she used for encryption with Bob so that he can decrypt the message.
Public-key cryptography makes it possible for anyone to send anyoneelse an encrypted message that only the recipient can decrypt, even if the parties involved never agreed on anything and no matter who is listening in.
Some services will encrypt the message between the endpoints of transmission; your conversations are stored encrypted on the messaging service's servers,but since they encrypted them, they can decrypt them.
They can compute and process the encrypted data to get an encrypted answer,but only you can decrypt the ciphertext and understand what it means.
The new Keyport platform was created and developed by Atlantislabs and allows anyone to message each other in an encrypted way, at the same time communications are saved to the BCH chain in an OP_Return transaction andonly the recipient can decrypt the messages sent.
The primary purpose of having end-to-end encryption is to stop trusting the intermediate servers in such a way that no one,not even the company or the server that transmits the data, can decrypt your messages or abuse its centralized position to manipulate the service.
Manufacturers of DVD players must license this technology andimplement it in their devices so that they can decrypt the encrypted content to play it.
Infosec shop BitDefender said this week it has teamed up with eight crime-fighting government agencies- including the FBI, London's met Police, and Europol-to develop software that can decrypt documents scrambled by the various flavors of ransomware that circulate under the GandCrab banner.
After all, even if they could decrypt it, how can they troll terabytes of data in random formats in the hope of finding your account number or whatever?
By exploiting the probabilistic rules of quantum physics, the devices could decrypt most of the world's“secure” data, from NSA secrets to bank records to email passwords.
Basically, a backdoor is amathematical feature of the encryption key exchange that could decrypt the end-to-end encryption, and no one knows about this except the ones who made it(the messaging service).
Be sure to keep this key safe-if someone gains access to your key, they could decrypt your drive and bypass the encryption.