Sentence examples for encryption protection from inspiring English sources

DDG's aim is to create a 'use anywhere' privacy tool that combines access to its private search engine with tracker blocking and a bundle of other "privacy essentials" — such as an encryption protection feature that automatically sends a user to an encrypted version of a website (if there is one), instead of accepting a default non-encrypted version.

The researchers also said they had not explored disk encryption protection systems as now built into some commercial disk drives.

Jacob Hoffman-Andrews, right, and Jeff Hodges of Twitter worked on Perfect Forward Secrecy, a stronger encryption protection.

He argued, however, that he created Aimster as a secure mail service that wraps all messages in an envelop of encryption protection.

As the highest-ranking appointed executive branch official, Clinton's work account should have been riddled with encryption protection, but it's uncertain whether her personal account was subject to the same measures.

In total 17 firms have now pledged to contribute $100,000 annually for a minimum of three years, which will be funnelled to three projects: OpenSSL, OpenSSH, another piece of encryption protection software, and Network Time Protocol, which synchronises computer clocks.

The Motion Picture Association of America sued four Web publishers in January, accusing them of violating copyright laws by circulating computer programs that can break DVD encryption protections.

Lofgren told the Guardian last week that she intended to offer amendments to the Freedom Act, which cleared the House intelligence and judiciary committees two weeks ago, adding encryption protections and providing greater leeway to companies seeking to disclose surveillance orders for their customers' data.

It requires physical access and administrator rights to ARM and RT devices and does not compromise encryption protections".

The other side of the security coin, is that weakening encryption protections may bring even bigger dangers to national and international security," he adds.

The FBI was pushing a legal challenge that would forever undermine encryption protections — making it easier for the government to compel companies into complying with orders to undermine their own software security.