Recognizing this need, major online messaging services use a technique called end-to-end encryption, to secure and protect users' conversations.

Passkeys use your device’s fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to encrypt your chat backup, so a quick tap or glance at ...

The European Commission proposes weakening encryption for the public while maintaining strong cryptography for state actors.

No need to remember a cumbersome password or encryption key. Today WhatsApp has announced that it's started supporting ...

WhatsApp introduced passkey-encrypted backups, adding an extra layer of security by letting users protect their chat history ...

This means if you lose your device, you can use methods like fingerprint, face, or the screen lock code of your previous ...

Face, finger or lock-screen code: These passkeys are all you will need to encrypt your WhatsApp chat backups in the near future, the messaging app announced Thursday. Meta-owned WhatsApp, the most ...

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A quick hands-on guide to AES, RSA, and post-quantum encryption. Learn how they work, how to use them safely, and what to do ...

Passkeys will allow you to use your fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to end-to-end encrypt your chat backups, so you no ...

WhatsApp is making chat backups safer with passkey encryption, letting users secure their data using fingerprints or face ID ...

Messages we send through the airwaves should be encrypted. But some are not. In fact, a lot of clear satellite transmissions ...