Why It's So Hard For The Government To Hack Your Phone
The FBI is currently in a battle with Apple to allow encrypted phones be unlocked, but how does encryption even work? How Powerful Is Apple? ▻▻▻▻ http://bit.ly/1OBOqRk Sign Up For...
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The US government is unable to hack iPhones that use an encryption standard they helped create. Oh the irony. Hi haxors, Julian here for DNews. Way way back in 2001, the National Institute of Standards and Technology announced their new standard for....encryption technology. The Advanced Encryption Standard, or AES, was the product of years of testing competing designs with open public scrutiny and feedback. The winner was made by belgian cryptographers Vincent Rijmen and Joan Daemen, who called it the Rijndael (rain-dahl) Cipher. And it is a doozy. The goal of cryptography is to make a message so scrambled the original message can’t be divined. Rijndael does this by taking the data and breaking it into 128 bit chunks, a bit being the smallest unit of data i...
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The US government is unable to hack iPhones that use an encryption standard they helped create. Oh the irony. Hi haxors, Julian here for DNews. Way way back in 2001, the National Institute of Standards and Technology announced their new standard for....encryption technology. The Advanced Encryption Standard, or AES, was the product of years of testing competing designs with open public scrutiny and feedback. The winner was made by belgian cryptographers Vincent Rijmen and Joan Daemen, who called it the Rijndael (rain-dahl) Cipher. And it is a doozy. The goal of cryptography is to make a message so scrambled the original message can’t be divined. Rijndael does this by taking the data and breaking it into 128 bit chunks, a bit being the smallest unit of data i...
