The Coding or Scrambling of Data So That Humans Cannot

question 31

Short Answer

The coding or scrambling of data so that humans cannot read them is called ________.

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Definitions:

Believable Threat

A threat that is credible and convincing to the recipient, often used in negotiation or strategic situations.

Non-Strategic Sequential

A term not commonly recognized as a standard key term in business or strategy contexts. NO.

Labor Negotiation Game

A strategic interaction between employers and employees or their representatives regarding employment terms, often involving bargaining.

First Mover

A business that achieves a market edge by introducing a novel product or service ahead of others.