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Key generator
| Словарь в сфере информационной безопасности |
A hardware or software component that is used to generate encryption key material.
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Генератор ключей, русский
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Generator, английский
- A machine that produces electric current.
- Генератор
- A machine that converts mechanical power into electric power.
- A machine or device that converts kinetic energy to electrical energy, generally using electromagnetic induction. the term is generally used for the generation of alternating current. see also dynamo, electric motor.
- Ро1ynom i а i порождающий многочлен кода
- Генератор ~s of traffic объекты, формирующие спрос на места стоянки автомобилей (напр, торговые центры, учреждения и т. д )
- A mechanical device used to produce dc electricity. power is produced by coils of wire passing through magnetic fields inside the generator. see also alternator. most alternating current generating sets are also refered to as generators.
- The component of notification services that matches events to subscriptions and produces notifications.
- Rotating electrical machine for producing current at a nominal voltage, such as an alternator or a dynamo.
Generator, турецкий
Generator automatic disconnection, английский
Generator automatic field breaking, английский
Generator automatic shutdown, английский
Generator automatic starting, английский
Generator automatic synchronizing, английский
Generator circuit breaker, английский
Gcb
Generator control and supervisory panel, английский
Generator control unit, английский
Регулятор генератора
Generator drive, английский
Привод генератора
Generator field, английский
Поле генератора
Generator filter, английский
Generator for subordinates, английский
Generator gas, английский
Generator hall / room, английский
Generator house, английский
Генераторная
Generator matrix, английский
Порождающая матрица
Generator operation, английский
Generator permit, английский
Разрешение на производство
Generator potential, английский
Encryption, английский
- The process of transforming text into an unintelligible form called cipher.
- A method of encoding data for security.
- Защита сообщения от неправомочного прочтения, основанная на преобразовании его в шифрованный текст. расшифровать этот текст, т.е. восстановить исходное сообщение, можно только с помощью ключа, использовавшегося при его шифровании
- The rearrangement of the bit stream of a previously digitally encoded signal in a
- An encoder electronically alters a signal so that it can be clearly seen only by recipients who have a decoder to reverse encryption. selective addressability/scrambling designates receivers to descramble a signal. each decoder has a unique address.
- The rearrangement of the bit stream of a previously digitally encoded signal in a systematic fashion to make the information unrecognizable until restored on receipt of the necessary authorization key. this technique is used for securing information transmitted over a communication channel with the intent of excluding all other than authorized receivers from interpreting the message. can be used for voice, video and other communications signals.
- Encryption is a process by which a document (plaintext) is combined with a shorter string of data, called a key (eg. ), to produce an output (ciphertext) which can be "decrypted" back into the original plaintext by someone else who has the key, but which is incomprehensible and computationally infeasible to decrypt for anyone who does not have the key.
- Шифрование
- The process of converting readable data (plaintext) into a coded form (ciphertext) to prevent it from being read by an unauthorized party.
- To use a code to render data unintelligible. an encryption key is data that when supplied to an encryption program and the original data to be encrypted yields the encrypted data. a decryption key when supplied with a decryption program and encrypted data the recovers the original data. many times these two keys are the same.
- Кодирование (в телефонии, банковской связи)
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Ключевой загрузчик, русский
Генератор ключей, русский
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