Sentence examples for decrypted on from inspiring English sources
In this scheme, messages are encrypted on the sender's computer and decrypted on the recipient's device.
Since all files are decrypted on login, any containing confidential or sensitive data must be individually re-encrypted if copied or moved.
Currently data must be decrypted on computer servers for them to be analysed and information extracted, which leaves them vulnerable to attack or accidental leaks.But homomorphic encryption slows processing speeds drastically.
Steele-John said the legislation would allow security agencies to install software to capture data as it is decrypted on the receiving end "undermining the very principle of end-to-end encryption".
So if you send an email this email is encrypted on your client, sent through the Tutanota service and is then decrypted on the receiving client again.
If you're wondering about iMessage in particular, the messaging protocol has been designed so that messages are encrypted on your phone and decrypted on the recipient's phone.
"The stored keys that you are decrypting on the token are small enough to enable the process," he said.
But a message that took an hour to encrypt, transmit and decrypt on the existing mechanical Shackle system could be transmitted orally by code-talkers in just 40 seconds.
Wuala encrypts and decrypts on the client side so none of the private data can ever be accessed by Wuala.
Nearly every cloud service places compliance with the law above the needs of its users (SpiderOak is an exception to this, and I wrote mistakenly here that they are able to decrypt on command; They are not, as a commenter points out, although the metadata they can disclose could also be critical).
Following the General Election on June 8, a new UK Parliament will just need to agree the supplementary technical capability regulation which places a legal obligation on ISPs and communication service providers to maintain the necessary capability to be able to provide decrypted data on request (albeit, without providing technical detail on how any of this will happen in practice).
