Adjective
unencrypted (not comparable)
(computing) Of something that has been decrypted successfully, or of something that should have been encrypted, but was not.
A contractor is going to lose an unencrypted backup tape — even though your contract says that all media shall be encrypted and transported securely via a third-party service. Source: Internet
In the mid-1990s, Hezbollah was able to "download unencrypted video feeds from Israeli drones," : 777 and Israeli SIGINT efforts intensified after the 2000 withdrawal from Lebanon. Source: Internet
Be aware that certain information can’t be validated via AJAX due to legal reasons like SSNs, emails or other sensitive personal data, as you are sending the information (surely unencrypted, it’s plain AJAX) without user’s request (and proper advice). Source: Internet
Consider a bright future where secure boot methods have been universally implemented, without obvious bugs; adversaries no longer have access to unencrypted firmware, ECUs refuse to run any unsigned code, and we feel safe again. Source: Internet
Data transmitted over an unencrypted Wi-Fi link, it concluded, is not “readily accessible to the general public”, as the terminology is ordinarily understood. Source: Internet
Granted, that anonymity only goes so far: traffic leaving a Tor exit node is unencrypted, so while traffic inside the Tor network is encrypted and anonymous, ultimately your browsing comes out of someone else’s pipe and looks like normal web traffic. Source: Internet