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And likewise “military grade encryption” usually means “win2k Visual Basic backend”
by wepple 4y ago
And likewise “military grade encryption” usually means “win2k Visual Basic backend”
- wlesieutre 4y agoYour data is automatically translated into Navajo
- FooHentai 4y agoThat’s a great reference, thank you for the laugh.
- kodah 4y agoThat's a silly term for that. Commercial businesses have the same access to NIST that the military does. Their guidance is even free! Military grade when we're talking about a screw is a little different. It means that the screw is made and QC'd to a very specific spec/standard. My next question might be, "Where can I find you on the FedRamp approved list?". To which, I'm sure they'd respond that anything outside the algorithm is not military grade, which is what most attackers will exploit in the end.
- whatshisface 4y agoIn electronics military grade means it works over a wide temperature range. That's about it.
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- raverbashing 4y agoThere's a bit of actual truth in this FIPS certified systems can actually be less secure (by design) than non-certified ones