In this episode, Dr. Kevin Tham, a seasoned CISO, shares his insights on the evolution of cryptography over the last 25 years ...

According to Adam Back, quantum computing could eventually threaten Bitcoin's cryptographic safety, prompting Satoshi Nakamoto to relocate their coins, exposing whether they're still alive.

A Bitcoin bounty worth nearly $85,000 has been offered to test if quantum computers can break the blockchain’s core ...

Discover the future of encryption with quantum computing. Learn how it could reshape asymmetric cryptography standards.

The timeline for the development of CRQCs is uncertain, which can cause many leaders to put preparation on the back burner. But delaying preparation could potentially expose organizations to ...

Students are introduced to cryptography, the process of hiding or encoding messages so only intended recipients can read them.

DNS is a early point of detection and prevention for cyber threats because it almost always starts with a DNS query to a ...

Python library that provides a simple interface for symmetric (i.e., secret-key) and asymmetric (i.e., public-key) encryption/decryption primitives.

Quantum computers are a specter for future data security because they might break many of today's encryption methods. Among other things, this will affect encrypted emails, messenger services, or ...

The foundations for public key cryptography were first discovered between 1970 and 1974 by British mathematicians working for the U.K. Government Communications Headquarters, the same government ...

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