Shamir's secret sharing method provides a technique to secure data by decomposing the data in to multiple blocks and store them on different machines. It transforms data in to n blocks such that even access to k -1 blocks of data doesn't reveal any information about the original data. This technique is called (k, n) threshold scheme which can be used to secure data without using encryption keys. | Key Concepts
SSH keys are essential for secure remote access but managing them can quickly become a daunting task. Let’s explore the concept of SSH key sprawl, the dangers it poses, and practical strategies to mitigate this security risk.| Encryption Consulting
Learn why the proper key management of encryption keys is vital for effective encryption, and why poor key management can make even robust crypto algorithms weak.| Encryption Consulting
A Hardware Security Module(HSM), is a specialized, highly trusted physical device. It is a network computer that performs all major cryptographic operations.| Encryption Consulting
Client-side hashing is a popular method used in Code-signing to prevent attacks where malicious code is also getting signed as part of the original file.| Encryption Consulting
