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The process of converting data from its normal state to an unreadable state is known as encryption The unreadable state is known as ciphertext (or cipherdata), and the readable state is plaintext (or plaindata) The normal way to encrypt something is to pass the data through an algorithm using a key for variable results For example, let s say we want to protect the number 108 Here is our algorithm for protecting numeric data: original data / crypto key + (3 crypto key) Using this algorithm with a key of 3, we come up with this: 108 / 3 + (3 3) = 45 In order to recover the original data, you must know both the algorithm and the key Needless to say, modern crypto algorithms are much more complex than this, and keys are much longer, but this overview gives you an idea of how things work with data encryption Figure 10-5 illustrates the encryption process

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Standards-based 80211 networks use encryption solutions defined within Clause 8 of the 80211 document This clause still allows for WEP encryption, which uses a poor implementation of the RC4 algorithm; however, it also specifies the security solutions added through the 80211i amendment This amendment provides improved encryption with the AES algorithm and better key management To help you understand the need for improvements, I ll first explain WEP and its ailments

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UNIX has always been strong in providing high quality developer tools, and static code analysis tools like lint are no exception. Static code analysis refers to techniques