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Meanings of cryptography in English
Practice and study of techniques for secure communication in the presence of third parties.
Related terms
The science of analyzing and deciphering codes and ciphers and cryptograms.
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Examples for "cryptology"
Examples for "cryptology"
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The other is the use of commercial cryptology, commercial encryption, he said.
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I've already turned it over to the MI5 cryptology section for handwriting analysis.
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He's an expert in cryptology, in electronic surveillance, in marksmanship, and in hand-to-hand combat.
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There he started to study cryptology as well as mathematics.
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Da Vinci had been a cryptology pioneer, Sophie knew, although he was seldom given credit.
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Do not be too sure of your first assumptions-thatis a common error in cryptanalysis.
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As a feat of cryptanalysis, not an archaeological discovery.
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At the start of the Second World War she took a course in cryptanalysis at Hunter.
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ISI also uses techniques borrowed from cryptanalysis, where machines approach languages as codes to be cracked.
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Turing was somewhat dismissive of US cryptanalysis, believing the Americans to rely too heavily on machinery instead of thought.
Usage of cryptography in English
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A common thread runs through voice recognition technology and cryptography: information theory.
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Nature understands prime numbers. They're also, she points out, important in cryptography.
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They are secured by cryptography, the computerized encoding and decoding of data.
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But slowly, word of bitcoin spread beyond the insular world of cryptography.
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But in practice, quantum cryptography comes with its own load of weaknesses.
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How could the poor man compose such an ingenious piece of cryptography?
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BitIodine will be demonstrated at a financial cryptography conference in Barbados this week.
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CRYPTOCURRENCY: A digital currency that relies on cryptography to validate and secure transactions.
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That was US policy on controlling cryptography during the Cold War.
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So there was a lot of emerging technologies for secret keeping in cryptography.
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The operations are secured by cryptography, the computerized encoding and decoding of data.
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Because of machine errors and other quirks, even quantum cryptography has its limits.
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The matrix can then be transmitted like any other item of quantum cryptography.
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The New Web of Trust PGP is based on an idea called public-key cryptography.
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Kamara's talk made the case, though, that purpose-built cryptography could accomplish so much more.
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Strong cryptography is a vital tool in fighting state oppression.
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