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Ever since humans began sending messages to each other, dubious efforts have been made to intercept them. Whether these messages were sent via snail mail or through an outdated Turing machine, a wide array of groups and countries have plenty to gain or lose by either intercepting them, or by failing to employ sufficient methods to protect them. The following infographic from the New Jersey Institute of Technology goes through a brief history of encryption methods, from the telegraph to the more advanced method of Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), along with several prominent issues plaguing these services. encryption technology NJIT Computer Science Online NOW WATCH: Hackers can take over an entire network with this tiny $35 box More From Business Insider Hackers stole almost 70 million customer passwords from Dropbox after an employee reused a password Hackers vandalized Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones site and released nude photos, personal info A hacker claims he has more leaked NSA files to view — If you can solve this puzzle View comments
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