“Privacy is not for sale,” says Telegram founder
Following the April 2017 suicide bombing on the St. Petersburg metro that killed 16 people, Russia threatened to block …
Following the April 2017 suicide bombing on the St. Petersburg metro that killed 16 people, Russia threatened to block …
Monzy Merza Contributor Monzy Merza is the chief security evangelist at Splunk. More posts by this contributor The four cybersecurity terms …
On April 16–20, the security industry will once again convene in downtown San Francisco for the annual RSA conference. For those of you …
Officials from the FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ) have been meeting with security researchers, working out how to get around …
At Thank 2018, IBM has announced developing world’s tiniest computer that will cost less than ten cents to manufacture and can monitor, analyze, communicate, and even act on data. …
Large-scale quantum computers are not here yet, but quantum computing is one of today’s hottest research fields in the technology world. …
“We’re not looking for a ‘back door’” that breaks encryption, the FBI said on Wednesday. Don’t even know what that is, really, …
Posted by Adam Vartanian, Software Engineer We hope you’re enjoying the first developer preview of Android P. We wanted to specifically …
Download project – 3.4 KB Download report – 1.7 KB Introduction Now a days, most of the systems servers, laptops and mobiles include TPM …
Every month for the past five years, Harlem residents have gathered to discuss digital privacy and how to best protect themselves from …
E-passports – high-tech passports with chips to store traveler information and cryptographic hashes to verify that the passports …
For the past four years CoinDesk, a news, events and research company focused on blockchain, has compiled a State of Blockchain report. …
It started simple. I woke up in a white …
Config is a new SaaS offering for managing configuration files. Created by Bien David in 2017, the company looks to simplify how teams …
Blockchain has not only become the core mechanism of many cryptocurrencies, it has called a wider attention because its potential for use …
Buying something through an internet portal, for example something as expensive as a car, normally involves two parties who don’t trust …
FlexiSpy: it’s a nasty little piece of …
This article was inspired by Elonka Dunin’s Schmoocon 2018 presentation about this fascinating topic. Dunin’s original paper, Cipher on …
Sure, as of Thursday, you could still get a last-minute ticket to attend next week’s North American Bitcoin Conference, to be held in …
For some time, there have been bug reports to Kentor.AuthServices, IdentityServer3, and System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt about enabling …
We are moving fast to the encrypted world and the usage of TLS certificates increased dramatically.Security researcher Scott Helme …
So far this week we’ve looked at Question 1 and Question 2 in our holiday-fun suggestions for technodiversions you might like: Install a …
In a recent article on Medium, Blockchain engineer Preethi Kasireddy describes the key challenges that Blockchain has to overcome to become …
Sometimes we need to let users sign something electronically. Often people understand that as placing your handwritten signature on the …
Twitter is rolling out an update to its platform security that will allow users to employ third-part authentication apps to receive a …
Security researchers disclosed a vulnerability dubbed ROBOT on Dec. 12 that is based on an encryption risk that was first disclosed in …
NiceHash buyers and miners, change your passwords immediately if you haven’t already been ransacked: the cryptomining exchange that …
Remember all that drama over encryption, with the FBI wrestling in court with Apple over its inability to access an iPhone belonging to one …
Digital signatures are at the heart of many of the applications and technologies we use on a daily basis, including Bitcoin and, Secure …
“Crypto” Is Being Redefined as Cryptocurrencies I agree with Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, “Cryptocurrencies aren’t …