What does MD stand for?

Message Digest

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

NovaXpress 400 encrypts credit card data using 256-bit AES encryption, but also provides RPG programmers with access to 128-bit encryption and MD5 message digests.

United States: CFXWorks Enhances Encryption Software, Focuses on ...

com/dkaa5f * Message Digest Algorithm 5, aka "MD5," tools.

Password management strategies for safer systems: foil hackers. ...

One-Way Hash Also known as a one-way function, a message digest, a fingerprint or a checksum, the algorithm creates a fixed-length output that cannot be reversed.

Seecrets on Security A Gentle Introduction on Cryptography Part 2

Support is included for 3DES and digital signatures using Hashed Message Authentication Codes Message Digest (HMACMD5) and Secure Hashing Algorithm (HMA SHA-l).

LineSpeed Client. (Virus Notes)

289) Every time Pat sends the same message through the same one-way hash function, the same message digest will always result.

Transmitting legal documents over the Internet: how to protect your ...

A digital signature uses the private key of an individual to encrypt the message digest.

Elements of a Comprehensive Security Solution

To generate a digital signature, the digital-signature computer program first generates a message digest of the text of the message.

An e-mail education

A message digest and a digital signature address these public key encryption concerns.

The electronic envelope