Sentence examples for software key from inspiring English sources

Apple's iPhones and iPads encrypt their data using the AES 256 algorithm, with a software key that is generated using information from the user.

If the software that he wrote to assemble that software "key" were published, Mr. Stubblefield said, "this is something any script kiddie could do with a laptop".

He told delegates that the firm used a single software "key" to decode traffic that it encrypted across its network, and that he had found a way to extract the key.

But Apple's method could make it seem like vibration response is coming from as fine a point as a specific software key on a keyboard, meaning it would in theory come far closer to the sci-fi interpretation of what haptics are mentioned above than any existing system.

It involved 3 online customer service chats, 2 calls, a request that I order a CD copy of the software, broken web pages, a valid software key that wouldn't work and a 45 character digital ID that I had to manually type into an automated phone line".

Floating licenses can also be convenient for groups that have a high turnover such as those with a lot of summer students and undergraduate volunteers as they allow software key codes to be issued to individual lab members and then taken back once the member leaves.

In exchange for their purchase, the recipient of project tokens acts like the holder of software keys, where keys are a "cryptographic pair of keys" represented by cryptocurrency.

Motorola has also opted for capacitive hardware buttons on the Droid Turbo, as opposed to the software keys now preferred by modern Android devices, including the Moto X.

People who download the fake update are actually installing a data harvester program, which collects logins, passwords, software keys, and other personal data.

Software keys have been pre-sold to users as a standard marketing practice by many of the largest, and longest-running software corporations for developing games, applications and operating systems.

What we got instead were devices that faintly shook in a general sort of way whenever you tapped their software keys, but a new patent secured by Apple today (and spotted by AppleInsider) looks to improve on those crude designs.