The phrase "able to decrypt the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to decode or interpret encrypted information.
Example: "The software is able to decrypt the files that were previously secured."
Alternatives: "capable of decoding the" or "qualified to interpret the".
The intelligence officials say that they were able to decrypt the exchanges, and one told me, "Every conversation was about the Gülen community".
If someone encrypts a message with a key, only someone else with a matching key should be able to decrypt the message.
The Casa Nostra owner was filmed explaining to the Daily Mail representative that he had called a friend who was an IT expert and would be able to decrypt the video, which allowed him to sell it.
Working over months, Wikileaks said it was able to decrypt the helicopter video; Mr. Lamo said Monday that he understood that Wikileaks had not yet decrypted the Afghanistan attack video.
By late afternoon, computer experts, in collaboration with Internet service providers and law enforcement agencies around the world, declared a partial victory: they were able to decrypt the virus's software, find the 20 computers and take at least 17 offline.
In this case we would not be able to decrypt the plaintext in practical time by the simple trial.
Therefore, routing information can be encrypted, ensuring that only routers with the correct key are able to decrypt this information.
The MP will be then able to decrypt these results with his own private key.
"It is absolutely essential that these companies which understand and build those stacks of technology are able to decrypt that information and provide it to law enforcement in extremis".
All but 16,000 of the credit card numbers are protected by encryption, but hackers may be able to decrypt them, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division said.
This all might sound like a lot to handle, but 10 untrained users were able to decrypt messages using the technique.
