Akamai’s Technical Enablement and Education Team, Part of the Global Services and Support Organization, Wins 2020 Chief Learning Officer Magazine Gold Award

On October 2020, the Akamai Technical Enablement and Education (TE&E) Team — responsible for creating product-training certifications for employees (Global Services and Support [GSS]), customers (Akamai University), and channel partners (Advanced Partner Enablement) — won its second industry award for program design, functionality, and impact. Continue reading Akamai’s Technical Enablement and Education Team, Part of the Global Services and Support Organization, Wins 2020 Chief Learning Officer Magazine Gold Award

Akamai’s Technical Enablement and Education Team, Part of the Global Services and Support Organization, Wins 2020 Chief Learning Officer Magazine Gold Award

On October 2020, the Akamai Technical Enablement and Education (TE&E) Team — responsible for creating product-training certifications for employees (Global Services and Support [GSS]), customers (Akamai University), and channel partners (Advanced … Continue reading Akamai’s Technical Enablement and Education Team, Part of the Global Services and Support Organization, Wins 2020 Chief Learning Officer Magazine Gold Award

Is it possible decrypt Android 8 encryption, if the device encryption key is gone (but with a known PIN and KEK)?

main question is in the title. Some clarification though:

When you factory reset your encrypted phone, the old device encryption key (DEK a) gets deleted and a new encryption key (DEK b) is being generated, which is used to … Continue reading Is it possible decrypt Android 8 encryption, if the device encryption key is gone (but with a known PIN and KEK)?