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Meanings of cryptographic in English
Portuguese
criptográfico Spanish
criptográfico Of or relating to cryptanalysis.
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Examples for "science"
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Its Brexit position paper said European collaboration is particularly important for science.
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Yes of course science is dangerous - certainly anywhere near teenage boys.
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Art is perhaps particularly necessary when science produces new potential for horror.
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New nations, new political movements, new commerce, new science, and old lusts.
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Overall, the science budget represents a clear change in the government's priorities.
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Her eager espousal of Britain's new cryptologic methodology continually exasperated the veteran French cryptographers above her.
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The only exceptions are websites that deal with national security issues such as military command, weaponry, intelligence, and cryptologic activities.
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In the fall of 2006, I enlisted in the Army as a cryptologic linguist, one of the soldiers who translate foreign communications.
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CryptoLogic is a developer of branded online betting games and internet casino software.
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Amaya is also required to announce its firm intention to acquire CryptoLogic by January 12 next year.
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It does not appear that they were after cryptanalytic information.
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Let us see what 1804 will give us as a cryptographical number.
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It served as the cryptological key that unlocked the message.
Usage of cryptographic in English
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It was great: a sort of cryptographic cowrie shell for virtual fish.
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Historians say it may host many other cryptographic machines not yet discovered.
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Many Latin American governments and militaries secure their secrets with cryptographic hardware.
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The consumer's computer takes the file and computes a cryptographic hash function.
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Apparently, only Nash's cryptographic skills can defeat a threatened Soviet invasion.
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So I would hope for a user-controlled cryptographic lock that prevents any tampering.
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The NSA had invented the chip's underlying cryptographic algorithm-Skipjack-whichtheagency promptly classified.
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However, the KEELOQ security system implementation involves much more than just the cryptographic algorithm.
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Moreover, they won't be able to generate a transaction code without the cryptographic key.
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On bitcoin, miners compete in a kind of cryptographic lottery to earn the currency.
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Typically, they're built on other cryptographic algorithms, such as secret-key ciphers or hash functions.
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A new project suggests the answer lies in cryptographic authentication.
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Most of them are cryptographic abbreviations, not readily deciphered now.
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Various potential attack experiments are implemented to check the validity of the proposed cryptographic system.
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Companies generally protect user passwords by scrambling them in a cryptographic process known as hashing.
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All Zoom customers will switch to the new cryptographic mode from May 30, Kissner said.
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Cryptographic through the time
Cryptographic across language varieties
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