Examples of using The decryption in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A company sold its customers a card that enables the decryption of encrypted satellite transmissions broadcast by foreign networks.
Subsequently, the criminals request for a ransom in the range of £500- £1,000 to avail the decryption key.
Two very advanced encryption algorithms are used, the AES-128 bit most likely to change the structure on the files and the RSA-2048 to encrypt the decryption keys after sending them to one of the command and control servers of Locky.
Once you have that, you can find the decryption constant and get in… into people's bank accounts, into their credit card transactions,
A virus that encrypts files adding Cosacos Virus as a file extension to them and then asks a ransom payoff for the decryption of the files upon contacting the e-mail has been reported to be out in the wild.
A virus that encrypts files adding its own file extension to them and then asks a ransom payoff for the decryption of the files upon contacting the e-mail has been reported to be out in the wild.
they must pay some amount of money within a short span of time or the decryption key will be destroyed by them leaving the files locked.
when I run Annabel's notebook through the decryption software, I get all kinds of contact info: names.
A virus that encrypts files adding Nasoh virus as a file extension to them and then asks a ransom payoff for the decryption of the files upon contacting the e-mail has been reported to be out in the wild.
developers of this ransomware, you have a several hours to pay a price for the decryption key, which may be the only way to get access to your file once again.
Perhaps the most important contribution of Room 40 to the war was the decryption of the Zimmermann Telegram,
Three treasure can be a dream after the decryption, respectively, grass snake Po can dream"rattan rattan snake", fire pig treasure dream"warm pig"
The decryption and dissemination of which, other than being scientifically impossible,
Considering HEIST is merely the means to an end and the exploits that allow the decryption of the HTTPS data have been around for years,
Direct Infringement: As in its argument before the District Court, Charlton asserted that the very distribution of the cards that enabled the decryption of the satellite signals of the foreign networks constituted a direct infringement of its copyright.
It may slow down the decryption process because all available secret keys are tried.
otherwise known as the decryption key, can read it.
The decryption's done.