The world isn’t safe anymore. Unfortunately, it’s true not only for our physical space but online too. Hackers and other cybercriminals are always lurking around, looking for ways to gain access to your data. This can be pretty scary.
So, how would you ensure your online information remains safe wherever you may be?
The answer lies with encryption – the transformation of your data from readable to unreadable form to protect it from snoopers.
Today, encryption exists in various forms to protect your data at rest and during transit. Of all the types available, AES encryption is by far the most popular and widely used, such that it’s become the universal standard for keeping communication and information safe.
What makes AES so unique and useful? How does it ensure to provide thorough safety to my data? I hear you ask.
To answer these queries, this article focuses on what AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is all about, its working mechanism, and its history. Also, I will elaborate on some security matters and answer pressing questions.
Let’s begin!
