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If data is encrypted with the public key, only the private key can decrypt itAnswer Explanation: Public key encryption uses an asymmetric algorithm, which uses a public key and private key combination for the encryption and decryption process. If data is encrypted with the public key, only the private key can decrypt the data. The public key cannot decrypt a message that was encrypted with the public key. Alternatively, if data is encrypted with the private key, only the public key can decrypt the data.
The purpose of encryption is to make a message/data unreadable to someone who does not have the key to decrypt it, so it is highly likely that encrypted data will appear to be gibberish.
If data is encrypted with public key, only private key can decrypt it. AGN
brute force attack
a brute force attack
From the file's Properties dialog box ,click the Advanced button. In the Advanced Attributes dialog box, uncheck Encrypt contents to secure data
Only the administrator can decrypt these files. He does it by going to the file's Properties dialog box, click the Advanced button. In the Advanced Attributes dialog box, uncheck Encrypt contents to secure data.
Cryptography is a means of encrypting or obscuring information. It is related to computers mainly by the internet. When data is passed between a client and a server it can be encrypted so that only the desired recipient can decrypt the data and read it, preventing eaves dropping or interception of the data because the eaves dropper will not be able to decrypt the data (not easily anyway). It can also be used when storing data on a computer - thereby preventing anyone decrypting the data and viewing it.
1. Check MS Access' help under search and put in "encrypted". It may tell you how to convert the data into a readable format. 2. Dependent upon the product, it may not be possible. For instance, in my database, it is impossible for me to see someone's password. I, as the DBA, can change the password, but I cannot view it in a database table. Hence, the purpose for encrypted data.
You need at least Cn-1 and Cn to decrypt pn when data is encrypted using CBC mode, for ctr mode, just Cn is required in order to decrypt Pn provided the offset is known. --Swair Mehta
Yes, there are several algorithms for data compression, that is, store data in less space than it usually needs. However, not all data can be encrypted. Encryption basically takes advantage of some sort of repetition in data; once all repetition has been eliminated, data can be encrypted no more.Yes, there are several algorithms for data compression, that is, store data in less space than it usually needs. However, not all data can be encrypted. Encryption basically takes advantage of some sort of repetition in data; once all repetition has been eliminated, data can be encrypted no more.Yes, there are several algorithms for data compression, that is, store data in less space than it usually needs. However, not all data can be encrypted. Encryption basically takes advantage of some sort of repetition in data; once all repetition has been eliminated, data can be encrypted no more.Yes, there are several algorithms for data compression, that is, store data in less space than it usually needs. However, not all data can be encrypted. Encryption basically takes advantage of some sort of repetition in data; once all repetition has been eliminated, data can be encrypted no more.
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