Sentence examples for encrypt code from inspiring English sources

Download 7-zip, a free utility, and you can encrypt (code) your text/photos etc using 256 bit AES encryption, which takes your encryption to the level of U.S Military.

Kramer was jazzed by the encryption-busting theme and said he'd be able to crack any encrypted code Shields could throw at him.

"You know that scene in 'The Matrix' where Keanu Reeves looks at the matrix and sees it in encrypted code?

On August 18th, Mr McBride seemed to give in a bit by showing a few slides of partially encrypted code in a Las Vegas conference room.

Posting encrypted code to the internet and making it publicly available is considered an export and may entail US government notification requirements.

Unfortunately, and shockingly, when you get through the dull blocks of text about IP routing and encrypted code, your reward is to spend more time with uninteresting, unknowable "good guys" tasked with finding and stopping an unseen villain.

The well-staged murder of a friend and fellow hacker brings this criminally inclined computer genius out of retirement in THE DEVIL'S CODE (Putnam, $25.95) for some high-tech fun and games involving a computer chip that can break any encrypted code and featuring a master criminal who reads Orwell's "Homage to Catalonia" while fingering a diamond necklace as worry beads.

Here's how it works: Poken devices can exchange an encrypted code when the palms touch each other.

Fingerprints are stored at the device level and we are currently prototyping facial recognition to be converted and stored as encrypted code on some devices," she said.

On this Hannigan invoked a historical example — referencing British mathematician Alan Turing's work during world war II to crack the Nazi's Enigma code, and noting that "the exploitation of a few key flaws in the otherwise brilliant design of the commercial Enigma machine" enabled that strongly encrypted code to be cracked.

OverNest, a startup that was launched just over a year ago by several technology industry veterans, announced its first product, called GitZero, today at the TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Battlefield competition in Brooklyn, NY — and it's a pretty exciting product that makes encrypted code searchable.