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• There appear to be no concrete reason for NemID to not be designed with a cryptographical guarantee.
• On the other hand, it does provide a neat means of creating a unique key for cryptographical purposes.
• As NemID is a legally binding signature, gives access to bank accounts, and protects much personal information, this lack of cryptographical security has been criticized.
• Unlike other web-based single sign-on solutions, such as Google's and Facebook's, NemID is not based on a cryptographical guarantee.
• The corps includes Unit 8200, which is the IDF central collection unit, responsible for cryptographical analysis, including the Hatzav Unit, responsible for collecting OSINT intelligence.
• During World War II, Pasta served in Europe, mostly as cryptographical security officer and radar officer, for which he was awarded the Bronze Star and the Belgian Fourrag鑢e.
• From an examination of the cryptographical processes of Russian security, Kona 1 appeared to have determined that one time pads were used for high grade ciphers, and a number of code books and recyphering tables were used for medium and low grade ciphers.
• The reason this proof is so essential especially in a cryptographical sense, is that it allows us to establish with certainty that given a member of a set with certain properties, it is impossible to calculate the values of a and b from c.
• :That is, the DMT will be in the business of providing privacy, and doing so in a cryptographical framework which provides a more solid basis for customer anonymity than the traditional ones of ( allegedly ) tight-lipped bankers or ( often-leaky ) banking secrecy laws.
• Critic Howard Barnes wrote in " The New York Herald Tribune " that " There are so many floral, musical and cryptographical passwords in the film's plot that the whole show becomes a sort of super treasure hunt . . . Unfortunately, neither Joan Crawford nor Fred MacMurray looks quite bright enough to unravel the tangled skeins of this screen melodrama ."