Strong cryptography - Cryptographically strong algorithms. 1  This term cryptographically strong is often used to describe an encryption algorithm, and implies, in comparison to some other algorithm (which is thus cryptographically weak), greater resistance to attack.
Tiny White Flying Bugs, Little White Flying Bugs or Small White Flies. Whiteflies are tiny white flying bugs that suck sap from plants. They are most common in ornamental plants as well as in vegetables. They produce sticky honeydew and can lead to yellowing of plants, death of leaves and in severe cases death of the plant.
antlion or antlion fly, aphid or plant louse, aphis, apple blight or American blight, bee fly, beetfly or mangold fly, blackfly or bean aphid, blowfly or bluebottle, botfly, buffalo gnat or black fly, bulb fly, bushfly, carrot fly, chalcid or chalcid fly, cluster fly, crane fly or (Brit.) daddy-longlegs, damselfly, dobsonfly, dragonfly or (colloquial) devil's darning-needle, drosophila, fruit fly, or vinegar fly, fly, frit fly, fruit fly, gadfly, gallfly, gnat, grannom, greenbottle, greenfly ...