Encryption

Amazon Web Services (AWS) officially released a new feature for their Simple Storage Solution (S3) called Server Side Encryption (SSE). According to the official release, “Amazon S3 handles both the encryption and decryption of your data transparently”.

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We should pay more attention to the fact that most websites are vulnerable to these issues, still today. So, if the issues highlighted by Firesheep hardly are news, why has it caught so much attention over the past few months?

The famous Roman Emperor Julius Caesar is one of the first people in history to be known to have used encryption.

This guide will explain what file encryption is and why you should use it.

Protection from spam, phishing, viruses, worms, bots, hackers and identity theft.

WNYT.com reports "the Social Security Administration in New York City says that 15,000 Social Security numbers were stolen by a subcontractor who was working in Office of Temporary Disability Assistance making computer infrastructure upgrades."

The following article discusses an IPSec Exploit and a set of solutions to prevent the exploit from being used by malicious attackers.

This tutorial will show you how to construct a function that converts strings into MD5 hashes.

As technology moves forward so does the federal government in their wanting to invade personal privacy.

This article outlines the general structure of IPSec and its desired functionality.

Encryption is useful but seldom employed because many people consider it to be inordinately intricate. However, it becomes easier when you understand how it works.

Many people do not make use of encryption because it seems complex. These tips will help you understand some issues and avoid making encryption mistakes.

While message encryption ensures privacy, there are other message safety concerns which it cannot address. Digital signatures handle such concerns.

Encryption using either one of symmetric or asymmetric key methods has its pros and cons and this article outlines a good number of them.

This article gives a high level explanation of encryption and gives the reasons it should be used when sending important data over the Internet.

Details about how wifi can be hacked and cracked making it the least secure form of network connection.

Secure your data even when you are on the move by using portable encryption software.

Learn Caesar's encryption with this fast and easy approach, an ideal primer to cryptology!

Protect information stored on your computer with Whole Disk Encryption.

Some of us store sensitive information from our work on our computers either at home, or on our laptops. It is never too much to try as effectively as possible to protect that data. This article will present options that are at our disposal for protecting our data.

One of the most fundamental and important aspects of information technology is ensuring that one's systems are secure.

BitLocker was introduced in Windows Vista and it allows you encrypt your data on a hard drive. In Windows 7, Microsoft has enhanced this functionality and introduced "BitLocker To Go" that allows you to encrypt data in portable USB flash drives as well.

Internet anonymity systems which encrypt data and cloak surfer's location are very necessary tools.

Here's a guide to using Bitlocker To Go to encrypt files on a USB flash drive in Windows 7.

This article discusses the key aspects of securing any home or business wireless network from hackers. The process of a client associating and authenticating to an access point is standard.

Learn how to set a password for your batch process programs.

Creating StuffIt Files and keep your information safe using 512 bit encryption.

The benefits of encryption software for computers and sending emails

Cryptography, or "secret writing" has been used throughout history to protect the secrets of nations. Cryptanalysts, or code breakers, have been right on the heels of the cryptographers, or code makers, the whole time.