How does end-to-end encryption work? End-to-end encryption works by encrypting (scrambling) data sent on one end that can only be unencrypted with a special secret number, known as a key.

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Managing various encryption keys and other secrets has always been painful for enterprise security managers. A new service from GitGuardian called Has My Secret Leaked attempts to bring some ...