{% extends 'core/Cryptographic Failures/cryptographic_failures.html' %}
{% load static %}

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        <h1 class="text-center text-white font-bold pb-5">What are Cryptographic failures?</h1>

        <p class="text-white">
            As the name suggests, this category will look at holes and lousy cryptography implementations, or lack
            thereof. Safely encrypted data are a welcomed layer of security that might save personal data if a website
            breach happens. We encrypt all kinds of data, such as passwords, personal user information, credit card
            numbers, telephone numbers, and other sensitive information. In this age of supercomputers cracking
            encrypted data is relatively easy, so demand for strong encryption techniques rises. Using new and tested
            encryption techniques is detrimental to avoiding data leaks.
            The things we want to avoid are:
            <ul class="list-disc text-white pt-2 pl-5">
            <li>Using clear text for data transfer in internet communications</li>
            <li>Using old or weak cryptographic algorithms</li>
            <li>Using or reusing default, weak cryptographic keys, and their improper handling and management</li>
            <li>Encryption is not enforced, and receiver certificates are not validated</li>
            <li>Use of deprecated hash functions and cryptographic padding methods</li>
            </ul>
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