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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:36+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:36+05:30

What Are The Two Main Methods For Encrypting Network Traffic On The Web?

What Are The Two Main Methods For Encrypting Network Traffic On The Web?
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    1. Maryam Khalid Bronze
      2021-12-01T19:55:52+05:30Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 7:55 pm

      What are the two main methods for encrypting network traffic on the web?

      • SSL and SHTTP.
      • SSL and HTTPC.
      • DSL and HTTPD.
      • HTML and SHTTP.

      Answer: the methods for the encryption of the network traffic on the web are SSL (secure sockets layer) which is the combo of HTTP and SSL, gives encryption and safe identification of the internal server, SHTTP (secure hypertext transfer protocol).

      Now that you got your answer let’s take a look at the encryption such as what is encryption? What are the types of encryption? How does it work? So that the user has a thorough knowledge of it and the network remains safe and secure.

      Encryption and its importance

      Encryption is the process to transform the true message into another form so that in case of attack the important information will remain safe and secure. The process of encryption and decryption is called cryptography. The data which is not encrypted is called the plain text while the encrypted data is known as the ciphertext and they are transformed to their exact meaning with the help of the key.

      The ciphertext has the variable which is key in the encrypting algorithm and it makes the unique output .when the outsider tries to attack the message, he has to know which kind of cipher is used to encrypt the message and the key which act as a variable in the algorithm. The time is taken to find the key and cipher make the encrypting process secure.

      Encryption has an important role in security. Let’s take a look at the few important aspects of it in the following:

      • Confidential: it keeps the message safe by encoding it.
      • Authenticity checks the originality of the message.
      • Integrity makes sure that the message is constant when it was sent.

      Working of the encryption:

      The sender has to decide the cipher method and the variable as the key which is used in the coding and decoding. There are two forms of the cipher one is a symmetric cipher while the other one is an asymmetric cipher.

      The symmetric cipher uses a single key it is also known as the shared key because it is used both by the receiver and the sender. This method of encryption is fast and the most used method is the advanced encryption standard (AES).

      The asymmetric method is known as the public key encryption because it used different keys one is for the sender and the other is for the receiver. RSA is the most common asymmetric algorithm 

      How does the encryption use?

      Encryption’s main purpose is to keep the data safe and persistent. When someone uses the ATM or mobile for the transaction the encryption keeps the information safe from being relayed. Businesses are using encryption methods to keep the sensitive information being leaked or damaged in case of a data breach. as we know in encryption technique there are three main parts one is data, encryption engine, and the key, and all these components are placed in the same location in the laptop. While in application structure the components are placed in different locations to keep the whole system to be damaged due to the fault of the one component.

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