Description: File sharing encryption refers to a set of encryption methods specifically designed to secure files during sharing between users. This type of encryption ensures that only authorized individuals can access the information contained in the files, protecting them from unauthorized access and potential security breaches. Through encryption algorithms, data is transformed into an unreadable format for those who do not possess the appropriate decryption key. The main features of file sharing encryption include confidentiality, integrity, and authentication, meaning that not only is the information protected, but it is also ensured that it has not been altered and comes from a trusted source. This type of encryption is especially relevant in a world where collaboration and information exchange are essential, and where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Therefore, file sharing encryption has become an indispensable tool for individuals and organizations looking to protect their sensitive information during exchange over networks or the internet.
