Definition of cryptographic
: of, relating to, or using cryptography
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More recently this cryptographic database has also been used to manage laws, contracts, and property.
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Each device would have a strong cryptographic identity, to ensure the manufacturer is communicating with the right device.
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An industry is developing to store tangible crypto-assets, such as the hard drives on which cryptographic keys are stored, offline in cold, dry, secret sites complete with rapid-response teams.
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The experts have a good point here—the advent of quantum computing will jeopardize the security of all existing cryptographic encryption methods, including RSA tokens.
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Currently, Blockchain is better known for its wallet service, which lets consumers manage their cryptocurrency holdings such as Bitcoin and Ethereum with their own private cryptographic keys.
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This leaves cryptographic technology the better contender, experts say.
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Users then compete against each other to solve complex cryptographic puzzles.
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The goal: a new set of secure, cryptographic parameters for the next generation of the technology.
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1824
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