Stories tagged "encryption"

WinHex is a universal hexadecimal editor, particularly helpful in the realm of computer forensics, data recovery, low-level data processing, and IT...

Ok, now come on. Web-controlled door locks? Tell me it’s not true. It is? Your LiNK system is great you say? Ok, well, ...

Criminals can remotely destroy incriminating evidence by exploiting security features on the Apple iPhone.

To meet the needs of consumers who need to transmit classified national secrets, physicists are working on an absolutely secure communication system that uses the strange laws of quantum mechanics to encode information.

SSH Tectia™ Client and Server form an enterprise-class Secure Shell solution for securing system administration, file transfer, and application...

New experiments using Heisenberg's uncertainty principle extend the range of quantum cryptography, an advanced method of communicating in unbreakable code.

With Folder Crypt you can password protect any Windows folder using low level encoding and standard algorithms, such as such as DES, Rijndael and...

Web developers, software engineers, and programmers of various stripes will find a variety of tutorials and tips to help them improve their methods, deepen their coding skills, and build better applications.

Users of Apple's MobileMe are now talking about another shortcoming: Apple does not encrypt data that users send from browsers through MobileMe. "Seems like a pretty major omission for a service that's specifically aimed at roaming users."

In what could potentially be a landmark Vermont case, judge says thanks to the Fifth Amendment, a child pornography defendant doesn't need to turn over his laptop's PGP passphrase.