levynsalaus
Levynsalaus, also known as disk encryption or full-disk encryption (FDE), is a process of encoding information stored on a computer's hard drive or other storage devices. The purpose of levynsalaus is to prevent unauthorized access to data in the event that the physical storage media is lost, stolen, or otherwise compromised. When a drive is encrypted, all data is scrambled using an encryption algorithm. To access the data, a specific decryption key, typically a password or a cryptographic key, is required. Without this key, the data remains unreadable.
Modern operating systems often include built-in levynsalaus features. For example, BitLocker is a feature in Windows
The implementation of levynsalaus can have performance implications, as the encryption and decryption processes require computational