Sentence examples for harder to decrypt from inspiring English sources

From there they gained access to the user database with passwords that were encrypted and "salted" – the latter a practice of adding a random string of characters during encryption to make it even harder to decrypt.

According to the Washington Post, this is already harder to decrypt files coming from devices running iOS 9 or later.

An advanced method (and harder to decrypt) would be to flip the word backwards and substitute the letters.

Even now, I can't quite decipher the expression on the face of the Queen, who is hard to decrypt at the best of times.

Unlike other providers where you can get the unlock codes over the Internet, TracFone units are hard to decrypt and very few to zero websites generates unlock codes for units from this provider.

Meanwhile, it is difficult to decrypt the watermark extracted from the WT domain.

The senior official from CSE said that information would be really, really hard for other agencies to decrypt.

The district court's order is therefore distinguishable from requiring a defendant to decrypt a hard drive or produce a combination.

Q: What method was used to encrypt the passwords, and how hard will they be to decrypt?

The US Department of Justice is pushing for the defendant to be forced to decrypt her hard drive, claiming that if they cannot force such decryptions, law enforcement will be unable to gather important evidence.

In a recent child-pornography case, a federal judge halted an order that would have required the defendant to decrypt his hard drives, though a final ruling has yet to be made on the matter; the F.B.I. just announced that it had cracked the encryption on two of the nine hard drives it possesses, but it did not elaborate on the encryption scheme used on the drives or its method of decryption.