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RC4 attack details: Can the RC4 encryption algorithm protect SSL/TLS?
Expert Michael Cobb provides background on the RC4 encryption algorithm and determines whether a recent RC4 attack signals trouble for SSL/TLS users. Answer
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Enterprise app store encryption: Lessons to learn from Apple
After the Apple App Store's security mishap, expert Michael Cobb details the minimum enterprise app store encryption requirements. Answer
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How to protect data from ransomware malware
It can be difficult to recover data that is encrypted by ransomware malware -- unless you have expert Nick Lewis' recommendations in place. Answer
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Regulatory compliance requirements of a cryptographic system
Mike Chapple discusses what to look for in a cryptographic system from a legal and regulatory compliance standpoint. Answer
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The switch to HTTPS: Understanding the benefits and limitations
Expert Mike Cobb explains the value and limitations of HTTPS, and why making the switch to HTTPS may be easier than it seems. Answer
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HIPAA encryption requirements: How to avoid a breach disclosure
Charles Denyer explains the necessity of encrypting customer data with respect to HIPAA encryption requirements and squares out what enterprises should expect. Answer
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Web server encryption: Enterprise website encryption best practices
Network security expert Mike Chapple details the fundamentals of Web server encryption and Web encryption deployment best practices. Answer
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Symmetric key encryption algorithms and hash function cryptography united
Can a secure symmetric key encryption algorithm be used in hash function cryptography? Learn more about these data encryption techniques. Answer
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How MAC and HMAC use hash function encryption for authentication
Hash function encryption is the key for MAC and HMAC message authentication. See how this differs from other message authentication tools from expert Michael Cobb. Answer
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Is full-disk server encryption software worth the resource overhead?
While encrypting production servers may seem like a good security move, according to Anand Sastry, doing so may not be worth the resources it uses. Answer