PWN is an intense arcade/strategy game where you face off against other computer hackers and battle for control of 3D virtual networks. Capture nodes through brute force, or launch one of the powerful cyberattacks at your fingertips in order to force your opponent off the grid. Infect your enemy's nodes with a fast-spreading virus or plant deviously hidden trojan traps, all while strategically defending yourself with encryption and firewalls. PWN is being developed by Erik Asmussen (developer of New World Colony) for iOS devices and is targeted for release in March 2013.
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Encryption is a special ability that you can use to defend your network nodes. By encrypting a node, you force your opponent to go through a short 'decryption' process before they can capture the node. As such, it can be used very effectively at high-traffic choke points to block off large sections of the network.
As an additional bonus, Encryption will also block the Spike attack from traveling through and disabling nodes or destroying your other boosts.
However, encryption has a weakness. It is only effective if the node is powered. If you can isolate encrypted nodes from the rest of the network, they will lose power and you can bypass the encryption and easily capture them.