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AES

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The security and tracking of multimedia data on transition can be achieved by applying the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), enhanced and modeled it into a file encryption system, thereby giving it the power to accept any data type such as text, video, graphics and audio.
Enhancing AES with Time-Bound and Feedback Artificial Agent Algorithms for Security and Tracking of Multimedia Data on Transition
Go here for the Advanced Encryption Standard requirements and the listing of validated applications.
Mobile devices contribute to PHI breaches
Ian Harvey discussed the selection of encryption algorithm in practical situations in his paper titled "The Effects of Multiple Algorithms in the Advanced Encryption Standard" [7].
A real time S-Box construction using arithmetic modulo prime numbers
The future of wireless security will be determined, in large part, by the anticipated release of the next standard, 802.11i, which will include, among other things, an even stronger encryption algorithm called advanced encryption standard (AES).
Install your own wireless network: access your computer, printer and peripherals without cables
Intel PRO/Wireless supports the 802.11i security standard, which includes the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), which encrypts data transmitted over Wi-Fi connections.
Wi-Fi upgrade for Intel Centrino
WinZip, frustrated and believing PKWare was stalling publication for competitive reasons, released its own cryptography features, using a freeware implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
Sparring Zip Firms Bury the Hatchet
By default, Kryptel uses the newest Advanced Encryption Standard for data encryption.
INV SOFTWARE UNVEILS FILE SECURITY FOR ALL
In October 2003, NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP) reached a significant milestone by issuing the 100th Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Algorithm Validation Certificate for hardware implementation of AES named 7814-W.
NIST validates 100th Advanced Encryption Standard implementation
Data in the network may be protected using advanced encryption standard (AES) 128, which was approved by the US government in 2001 to replace the older data encryption standard (DES).
New standard opens door for High Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks
The router in corporates the Advanced Encryption Standard using the Rijndael encryption algorithm.
Network alarm router
The Advanced Encryption Standard, or AES, is also expected to be used widely in the private sector to protect sensitive computerized information and financial transactions.
Commerce department announces new Encryption Standard. (News Briefs)
The Advanced Encryption Standard specified the Rijndael encryption algorithm, which was selected last October.
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