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encrypt

[en′kript]
(communications)
encipher
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A key must be distributed to all systems that will encrypt and/or decrypt data.
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This conceals a lot of pretty public information, but I'd rather encrypt one message more than needed, than send secret information unencrypted over the network.
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Encryption: we know we need it--so now what? Encrypting backed up data stored to tape or other mobile media
NET, the largest hosted eMessaging service provider in North America, is now offering its subscribers the ability to encrypt and digitally sign all outgoing messages by simply clicking a button in their existing email application.
USA.NET Launches encrypted email(SM)
At the same time, you need to be able to identify the key used to encrypt the data.
Encryption: secure encrypted backups by careful key management; Second article in a series on encrypting backed up data stored to tape or other mobile media
When users want to send a secure message to another user, they use the recipient's public key to encrypt the message.
Data encryption strategies; Part 2: encrypting high-performance, high-volume storage
SecureDoc's flexibility also makes it possible for users to automatically encrypt Flash Cards, SD Cards, Multimedia Cards, Micro Drives, and other removable media.
Staatsministerium Baden-Wurttemberg Selects WinMagic's SecureDoc(TM) Full-Disk Encryption to Protect All Data on Laptops

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