Crab (unit)

A crab, which stands for "Cipher graphic Random Arbitrary Byte generator," is a type of unit used in cryptography to measure the strength of encryption. It's like a little buddy that helps keep your secrets safe when you send them over the internet or save them on your computer. Think of it like the strength of a padlock on your diary. The higher the crab number, the stronger the encryption, just like a stronger padlock is harder to break into. So, if you have a lot of important information, you want a higher crab number to make sure nobody can read it without your permission.