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Monday, 10 March 2014

Cryptography

Cryptography
Cryptography is derived from a Greek word “crypto” meaning hidden or secret, and “graphien” which means “writing”. Cryptology is the study of techniques that help us in performing secure communications through networks without allowing the information dissemination to the adversaries or any other unauthorized third party. It involves concepts
of data integrity and confidentiality and calls for strict authentication. Cryptography involves processes such as Encryption, Decryption, and
Cryptanalysis etc. Different types of cryptography include Symmetric Key encryption where both the sender and receiver share the same key and Public key Cryptography where the sender and receiver have different keys. Cryptography has always gained genuine traction from intelligence and law enforcement agencies. The crime investigation agencies have groups of cryptanalysts who are continuously involved in the decryption of un-cracked ciphers and generating new, stronger ciphers for encryption. 

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