‘Prism-proof’ tech allows websites to encrypt all your data MIT researchers are working together with the Meteor Development Group on a Mylar project that would allow companies to offer customers fully encrypted Internet services, MIT Tech**logy Review reports. Mylar would extend data security to servers, adding a new layer of encryption to complement the encrypted connection between a personal computer and server. Mylar would actually encrypt the user’s data on a server, requiring*the related decryption password*in order*to access the data. As a result, the data would be safe from prying eyes and various Prism-like spying operations.
03-27-2014, 08:19 AM
‘Prism-proof’ tech allows websites to encrypt all your data
MIT researchers are working together with the Meteor Development Group on a Mylar project that would allow companies to offer customers fully encrypted Internet services, MIT Tech**logy Review reports. Mylar would extend data security to servers, adding a new layer of encryption to complement the encrypted connection between a personal computer and server. Mylar would actually encrypt the user’s data on a server, requiring*the related decryption password*in order*to access the data. As a result, the data would be safe from prying eyes and various Prism-like spying operations.
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