Trace Data Encryption

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Trace Data Encryption refers to the process of protecting traceability data used in logistics, supply chain, and transportation management through cryptographic techniques. Its purpose is to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and secure transmission and storage of data related to the tracking of goods, shipments, or processes, preventing unauthorized access and tampering.

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