Data encryption, also called Encryption, or Encipherment, the process of disguising information as "ciphertext," or data unintelligible to an unauthorized person.
The sophisticated mathematics we use to analyze vast collections of data sometimes disguises weak data.
If the data are the only data she collected for her thesis, and are necessary for the completion of her degree, then she can write the thesis and either keep the data and the thesis private, or she can disguise the data so that it cannot be tied to BigPharmaCo.
"If they would disguise inflater data sent to the customer, there is a serious problem with ethics within that company," she said.
In particular, human analysts often fail to identify data exfiltration when it is encrypted or disguised as innocuous data.
However, Nationwide said the data disguised wide regional variations, with average prices in London reaching a record high of £401,000, taking them 31% above their 2007 peak.
This fact is disguised in commonly cited data for spending as a share of G.D.P. because so much social spending in the United States takes the form of tax expenditures, which are de facto spending.
Here's a snapshot of a couple where the wife worried about their lousy, uninspired sex life: (Identifying data are disguised).
I found two separate "control panels" inserted into Free Our Data, their names disguised to make them seem like innocuous pieces of site code; instead, they gave the hacker complete control to add any file to the site, and insert any content into its related databases.
It wouldn't be the first time that data collection has been disguised as an innocuous social game.
