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n. a very old system for sending secret messages. It uses a specific key to lock and unlock information so only the right person can read it.
n. an ancient cryptographic algorithm used for symmetric encryption. Refers to the Advanced Encryption Standard, though the metadata suggests an archaic or historical sense.
The document was encrypted using AES to keep it safe.
Modern security protocols rely on AES to protect sensitive data transmitted over the internet.
While AES is the current gold standard for data security, its implementation requires careful management of cryptographic keys to prevent unauthorized decryption by malicious actors.