- The FBI Must Develop 21st-century Investigative Savvy
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... would have weakened the security provided by the phone's encryption, ultimately offering a "key to open not just a single house," Landau ...
Article - News Staff - Jun 17 2016 - 4:45am - 0 attachments
- New Method Of Producing Random Numbers Could Improve Cybersecurity
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... for random numbers is in generating keys for data encryption that are hard for hackers to crack. Credit: James Bowe, via Create ... for random numbers is in generating keys for data encryption that are hard for hackers to crack. Data encryption is critical for ...
Article - News Staff - May 17 2016 - 8:05am - 0 attachments
- Flash Is A Dead Plugin
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... targets. If Britain’s GCHQ is able to bypass all encryption, as prime minister David Cameron has suggested , then all our ...
Article - The Conversation - Jul 18 2015 - 6:04am - 0 attachments
- Spinning Objects: A Process for Controlling Self-modifying Systems
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... receives encrypted data without knowing precisely which encryption scheme was used to transform the data. It can spin itself through multiple encryption classes until it either fails or properly decrypts the data ...
Blog Post - Michael Martinez - Apr 16 2015 - 12:46am - 0 attachments
- How Safe Is Today's Encryption?
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... another staff of the correct circumference. Early encryption algorithms like these had to be applied manually by the sender and ... technology has made it practical to use far more complex encryption algorithms that are harder to “break” by cryptanalysts. In ...
Article - The Conversation - Mar 23 2015 - 10:30am - 0 attachments
- Will Brain Images And Thoughts Be Protected Under The 4th And 5th Amendments?
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... information an investigator might want, such as the encryption code to a file or the combination to a safe. “You could easily ...
Article - Inside Science - Feb 25 2015 - 10:07am - 0 attachments
- Falsifiability And The Integrity Of Physics
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Science is what scientist do. And the scientific method is the method scientists follow. A tautology you say? Not according to George Ellis and Joe Silk. In an opinion paper in Nature under the title ' Scientific method: Defend the integrity of phy ...
Article - Johannes Koelman - Feb 23 2015 - 10:27am - 0 attachments
- HTTP/2 - HTTP Update Promises Speedier, Easier Web
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... Encrypt initiative, will probably boost the adoption of encryption more widely. By Peter Maynard , PhD researcher in ...
Article - The Conversation - Feb 19 2015 - 4:03pm - 0 attachments
- Technological Naïvete: Shut Off Internet Encryption And You Might As Well Shut Off The Internet
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... government will look at “switching off” some forms of encryption in order to make society safer from terror attacks. This might make ... to implement and extremely technologically naïve . Encryption is a core part of the Internet; it’s use is increasing every day ...
Article - The Conversation - Jan 15 2015 - 10:30pm - 0 attachments
- Strong/Easy to Use Crypto the Next Killer App?
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... and hostiles—in transit. Is strong yet easy to use encryption the next killer app? (Applied Physics) ...
Blog Post - Steve Schuler - Dec 10 2014 - 2:54pm - 0 attachments
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