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In this video, Hussein addresses common misconceptions about password encryption and authentication systems, particularly among newcomers and self-proclaimed experts. He clarifies that many people mistakenly believe that encrypting a password on the client side before sending it via a post request provides safety. Hussein emphasizes that the communication between the client and server is already encrypted through TLS (Transport Layer Security). He further points out that even major companies like Google do not encrypt passwords on the client side, relying instead on the robust security of TLS 1.3 for protection.

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What are the four 4 most secure encryption techniques?

11. What are the 4 basic types of encryption systems? Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Triple DES. Blowfish. Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA)

What does encrypt stand for?

Encryption involves converting human-readable plaintext into incomprehensible text, which is known as ciphertext. Essentially, this means taking readable data and changing it so that it appears random. Encryption involves using a cryptographic key, a set of mathematical values both the sender and recipient agree on.

How can you tell that your data is being encrypted?

In the Data Protection window, click on the icon of the hard drive (aka System Storage). Under System Storage, if you see the following text: OSDisk (C) and In compliance underneath, then your hard drive is encrypted.

Does encrypted mean locked?

What is encrypted data? Encrypting your device means that the data (such as credit card info, social security numbers, addresses, or any other extremely personal information) that is entered into the phone will be jumbled up, making it indecipherable to anyone who might be trying to steal your information.

Why do people encrypt?

In simple terms, encryption is the process through which data is encoded so that it remains hidden from or inaccessible to unauthorized users. It helps protect private information, sensitive data, and can enhance the security of communication between client apps and servers.

What happens to your data when it is encrypted?

Data encryption converts data from a readable, plaintext format into an unreadable, encoded format: ciphertext. Users and processes can only read and process encrypted data after it is decrypted. The decryption key is secret, so it must be protected against unauthorized access.

What does being encrypted mean?

Encryption is a cryptographic method of obscuring information by transforming it into an unreadable format. It ensures that data does not fall into the wrong hands and instead remains private and secure. Encrypted data cannot be read unless the user has the key that unscrambles the data.

What is encrypt example?

Encryption is an important way for individuals and companies to protect sensitive information from hacking. For example, websites that transmit credit card and bank account numbers encrypt this information to prevent identity theft and fraud.

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