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Jazz guitarist Mark Wingfield live in London 2008. Photo was taken during a concert with Rene von Grunig during the Guitar Encryptions tour.

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Tutorial on how to use Winrar to encrypt files

Chris Christie answers a FPAF question about surveillance and encryption at a Jefferson, IA meet-and-greet in early December

little miniature fishing man fishing on mobile phone

Caesar encryption moved the letters +3 ( or a secret pre selected number) away from the norm.

Easily broken

Now used for advertising

Encryption key management workshop: done.

 

Fun night walking downtown and having good food at the Med and delicious desserts at Kitchen Upstairs: had.

Feed-throughs on front panel

 

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Sophie Germain primes are Prime numbers which give rise to other Primes using the formula 2p+1, so 3 is a Sophie Germain prime as 2x3+1=7 which is also a Prime. The subsequent Prime is known as a Safe prime, as the level of encryption includes a Prime number.

 

By generalising the formula to 2n+1 we can generate a grid of numbers. When we highlight the Prime numbers, we can easily see which are the Sophie Germain primes and their subsequent Safe prime. Where there is more than two numbers, then the middle numbers are both Sophie Germain primes and Safe primes.

 

You may recall that we grouped Prime gaps by their start and end position in relation to twin Primes. Although the formula 6n-1 or 6n+1 is usually used, we denoted 6n-1 as A and 6n+1 as B. You may notice that Sophie Germain primes and Safe primes only appear in the A position. While other Prime numbers are generated using 2n+1, those in the B position don’t follow each other, so don’t give rise to Sophie Germain primes and Safe primes. We could think of the gap between Sophie Germain primes as being in the AA group, and in theory they could follow each other indefinitely, but usually the chains, called Cunningham Chains, are quite short.

 

More info about Marie-Sophie Germain and her work can be found en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe_and_Sophie_Germain_primes

  

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Healthcare organizations face an ongoing compliance burden involving the protection of sensitive patient data. The task of safeguarding data grows increasingly complex as the organization's environment adapts to advancing threats and shifting technology trends. Once simply in record rooms and on desktops, now protected health information (PHI) is mostly electronic, on the move via email and, in email, is likely being viewed on smartphones and tablets. Securing PHI in email will not only meet a regulatory compliance need but will protect an organization's reputation.

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