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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Modern cryptography can be what protects the citizens against The Man. It can be the difference between losing a war or winning it, the difference between making millions of dollars off a new invention or letting the competition find out, overtake you and win all the money you could have made. It can be what keeps your Porn Stash safe from Mom's prying eyes. It's the only barrier that separates data crackers and your bank account's details, and it can be the base of communication within an Ancient Conspiracy or a shadowy criminal organization. |