Overview#

A message is a discrete unit of data.

We do not distinguish between Message or data or information and consider them within the same context as the same.

a messaging pattern is an Architecture pattern which describes how the two different parts of a message (or data) passing system connect and communicate with each other.

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• ARPANET
• AS Exchange
• Acknowledgement
• Advanced Message Queuing Protocol
• Advertisement
• Alice
• Application_data
• Applied Cryptography
• Asynchronous Operation
• Authenticated Encryption with Associated Data
• Authentication
• Block Cipher Mode
• Bob
• Broadcast
• By-reference
• Byzantine Fault Tolerance
• CWC
• Calling Number Delivery
• Case Sensitivity
• Centralized system
• Cipher
• Ciphertext
• Ciphertext stealing
• ClientHello
• Collision Resistance
• Commitment Scheme
• Computational Hardness Assumption
• Cryptanalysis
• Cryptographic Key
• Cryptographic Message Syntax
• Cryptographic Primitive
• Cryptography
• CurveZMQ
• DISHFIRE
• DNS Privacy Considerations
• Data
• Data Encapsulation Method
• Data Leakage
• Data anonymization
• De-tokenization
• Decode_error
• Digital Signature
• Digital Signature Algorithm
• Distributed system
• DomainKeys Identified Mail
• Electronic Code Book
• Enc
• Encrypted
• Encryption
• Encryption And Hashing
• Encryption Scheme
• End-to-end Encryption
• Entity Authentication
• Entropy
• FIDO
• FIDO Server
• FIPS 180
• FIPS 198-1
• Fan-out
• Frame
• Geocast
• Gmail
• Gossip protocol
• Group Signatures
• HTTP Body
• HTTP Entity Header
• HTTP Request Header
• HTTP Response Header
• HTTP Warn Codes
• Hash Function
• Hashing
• Hybrid cryptosystem
• Hypertext Transfer Protocol
• IMessage
• ISO 15022
• Initialization Vector
• Internet Message Access Protocol
• Item of Interest
• JSON Web Encryption
• Javascript Object Signing and Encryption
• Key
• Key Verification
• Key-Exchange
• Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Code
• LDAP Message
• Length extension attack
• Logging Out
• Mallory
• Media-type
• Meet-in-the-Middle Attack
• Message
• Message Authentication Code
• Message Passing Interface
• Message queue
• Message-Digest
• Message-oriented Middleware
• Messaging Application Programming Interface
• Messaging Layer Security
• Minimal Lower Layer Protocol
• Mix network
• Mobile TAN
• NIST.SP.800-107
• Ndstrace
• Negative-Acknowledge
• Nested JWT
• Network traffic
• Nonce
• Off-the-Record Messaging
• One-Time Pad
• Opportunistic TLS
• Oscar
• PKCS 9
• Packet
• Packet switching
• Padded
• Padding oracle
• Password-authenticated Key Exchange
• Payload
• Plaintext
• Plenum Byzantine Fault Tolerant Protocol
• Preimage Resistance
• Privacy Considerations
• Protocol Client
• Protocol Stack
• Publish-Subscribe
• Publisher
• RCS Chat
• RFC 1776
• RSA Cryptography
• RSASSA-PSS
• Record Protocol
• Reference Information Model
• Reliable Asynchronous Event Transport
• Reliable protocol
• Repudiation
• Request
• Response
• Rich Communication Services
• Routing
• SNMP
• SWIFT code
• Salt
• Second Preimage Resistance
• Secret
• Secure connection
• Security Layer
• Self-Issued OpenID Provider
• Sensitive Data
• Session Key
• Short Message Service
• Signature Generation
• Signature Verification
• Signatures with efficient protocols
• Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
• Sovrin
• Spam
• Subscriber
• Substitution Cipher
• Symmetric Key Cryptography
• TLS Alert Messages
• TLS Handshake Message
• Telecommunications
• Telegram
• Telephone Consumer Protection Act
• Ticket Granting Service
• Token
• Tokenization
• Triple DES
• TrustAuthIncoming
• TrustAuthOutgoing
• Unexpected_message
• Universal Inbox
• User-generated content
• WS-ReliableMessaging
• Web Blog_blogentry_021017_1
• Web Blog_blogentry_050218_1

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• [#1] - Guidelines for building an encryption and hashing policy - part 3 - based on data observed:2015-06-29