Definition of cryptographic
:of, relating to, or using cryptography
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Blockchains, in this analogy, are triple-entry bookkeeping, where the third entry is a verifiable cryptographic receipt of any transaction.
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In Russia, the FSB serves as the country's cryptographic regulator.
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Blockchain is the kind of transparent, cryptographic-signature-protected, rapidly updating payment database developed for electronic currencies such as Bitcoin.
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This pursuit reflects a near certainty in the cryptographic community that advanced computing will someday lay bare today’s sensitive information.
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A mission 'beneficial to all human beings' But building those higher mathematical walls merely starts the next heat of the millennia-old cryptographic race, spurring a new generation of record-breaking ladders.
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A mission 'beneficial to all human beings' But building those higher mathematical walls merely starts the next heat of the millennia-old cryptographic race, spurring a new generation of record-breaking ladders.
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Cryptographic tokens effectively make all of a platform’s users part-owners.
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A cryptographic key validates each new entry in the diary, and connects it with its author.
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First Known Use of cryptographic
1824
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