In the spirit of Safer Internet Day, Google has announced the launch of Adiantum, a new encryption standard for mobile devices. On Thursday, Eugene Liderman, Director ...

Google unveiled today the new Adiantium storage encryption method for devices without cryptographic acceleration and running Android 9 or later on processors which do not support AES or other crypto ...

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Google's Adiantum Encryption Is Designed for Low-End Devices All devices benefit from having the data stored on them encrypted, but they don't all have the necessary hardware to run AES encryption. So ...

Encryption certainly isn't the sexiest of topics for most people; we want our data to be secure from nefarious sorts and then move on. The challenge with encryption is that depending on the algorithm ...

Adientum, not to be confused with the fictional metal alloy adamentium, is a newly detailed security system for Android. The folks at Google that've created this system made it so that all devices ...

If you own a flagship smartphone, it likely has a processor inside that has little issue with the heavy workload of encryption. However, if you have a lower-end smartphone, its processor might be too ...