cryptographic computing
[krɪp.təˈɡræf.ɪk kəmˈpjuː.tɪŋ]
noun
computação criptográfica
1. Computing systems and processes that use cryptographic algorithms to secure data, communications, and computational operations, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and authentication.
Cryptographic computing protects sensitive financial transactions from unauthorized access.
A computação criptográfica protege transações financeiras sensíveis do acesso não autorizado.
2. The field of computer science that applies cryptography to computational tasks, including encryption, decryption, and secure multi-party computation.
Modern cryptographic computing enables secure cloud processing without exposing plaintext data.
A computação criptográfica moderna permite o processamento seguro em nuvem sem expor dados em texto simples.
3. Specialized hardware and software designed to perform cryptographic operations efficiently and securely.
Cryptographic computing devices are essential for blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure.
Os dispositivos de computação criptográfica são essenciais para a infraestrutura de blockchain e criptomoedas.
The term 'cryptographic computing' is primarily used in technical and academic contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it's increasingly important in the fintech sector and government cybersecurity initiatives. In the USA, it's fundamental to national security, financial institutions, and emerging technologies like blockchain. The concept has gained significant prominence with increased concerns about data privacy and cyber threats globally.
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