Description: Augmented reality cryptography refers to the use of cryptographic techniques in augmented reality applications to secure data and communications. This intersection between cryptography and augmented reality aims to protect sensitive information that is presented or manipulated in augmented environments, where digital data overlays physical reality. Cryptography, at its core, is the art of encoding and decoding information to ensure its confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity. In the context of augmented reality, cryptography becomes a crucial component for safeguarding user privacy and data security, especially in applications that handle personal or critical information. The main features of this combination include the use of encryption algorithms to protect real-time data, user and device authentication, and the integrity of the information presented. The relevance of augmented reality cryptography lies in the growing adoption of augmented reality technologies across various industries, such as education, healthcare, and entertainment, where data security is paramount for user trust and application success.
