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11.02.2016
a few tools in this area can help with encrypting data. For example, you can use the Boxcryptor tool [5] to encrypt data using AES-256 and RSA. The data is encrypted with a password and a keyfile
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05.12.2019
of a raw data hash (SHA256) and a UUID (per document) and is valid for all processes in the system (Figure 2). Thus, it is possible at any time to restore individual data records or even the entire database
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20.03.2014
change the settings for the backup at any time, of course. You can also use Properties/Bandwidth Throttling to limit the bandwidth available to the online backup. You can enter data from 256Kbps to 1Gbps
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01.08.2019
push remote.repository.com:5000/alpine:latest
The push refers to repository [remote.repository.com:5000/alpine]
73046094a9b8: Pushed
latest: digest: sha256:0873c923e00e0fd2ba78041bfb64a105e1ecb7678916d1f
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02.03.2018
. Systems like this are usually equipped with 256 or 512GB of RAM. As a result of overcommitting CPU resources, a total of 56 virtual CPU cores are available, of which the provider normally passes 50
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13.06.2016
256. Each location has four different types of network: LAN, servers, DMZ, and telephony. In Figure 2, the third wireless LAN network at the Boston location would have a subnet value of 0103
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12.09.2013
be used in conjunction with the software client. The connection between the client software and workstation host card is encrypted by default using SSL/TLS (AES 256-bit).
Conclusions
The use of remote
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13.02.2017
Services Vaults in Azure keep the whole thing safe. Data transmission is via HTTPS, and each vault is encrypted with AES 256. You will receive the key during the configuration, and if you lose it, you're out
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07.04.2022
of 1KiB (in case really small payload sizes have some exceptional performance); 4KiB, 32KiB, or 64KiB; and maybe even 128KiB, 256KiB, or 1MiB. The reason I like to see a range of payload sizes
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26.03.2025
into a fixed character string by a hash function. This character string, also known as a hash, represents the original data but cannot be easily converted back. One common example of hashing is the SHA-256
