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Who is encryption meant to prevent from reading private data?

dpmn01

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10 years ago

Who is encryption meant to prevent from reading private data?

Who is encryption meant to prevent from reading private data?
A) hackers
B) company employees
C) customers
D) the public

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Doctor-2-B

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10 years ago

This is a bogus question. The storage and distribution of the data in question changes the answer. It's a Schrodinger's Cat, so to speak.

My guess would be A) Hackers but I'll just shake my head in disapproval. Encrypting data really stops everyone (aka D) the public) from reading it, but who knows if that's the answer "they want."

Pretty fly for a SciGuy

dpmn01 Author

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10 years ago

Thanks that's what I was thinking as well I was just double checking since the wording in the question was a bit off.

padre

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10 years ago

Shouldn't it be all of the above?

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