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World's Fastest Supercomputer El Capitan Begins Operations: Everything You Need to Know
El Capitan, the world’s fastest supercomputer, is now operational at LLNL. Costing $600 million, it delivers a peak performance of 2.746 exaFLOPS. Designed for classified U.S. nuclear security research, it replaces the Sierra supercomputer and is powered by over 11 million cores. With advancements in high-energy physics, nuclear data analysis, an...
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Quantum Internet Brings Us Closer To Unhackable Cybersecurity: Report
The quantum internet promises advanced encryption methods that are impervious to future quantum decryption. Researchers aim to merge these technologies to enhance both security and functionality in telecommunications.
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Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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China Accuses NSA of Hacking its Aeronautics, Space Research University: Report
China has reportedly accused the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Office of Tailored Access Operations of hacking a government-funded university with aeronautics and space research programmes. China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and 360 Security Technology jointly conducted a technical analysis of the case. The NSA alleged...
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New Quantum Cryptography Method Could Provide More Secure Encryption
Researchers at National University of Singapore have implemented an advanced form of quantum cryptography which would make the encryption immune to hacking. In the new study, scientists conducted an experiment where they used two mechanically entangled rubidium atoms. They excited both particles with a laser pulse and after which they fell into the...
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IIT Guwahati Develops Secure Integrated Circuits For Next-Generation Computing
According to IIT Guwahati team, the research looks at all aspects of the automated electronics design process like synthesis, verification and security, and contributes towards strengthening the electronics manufacturing ecosystem in our country.
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Microsoft Warns Azure Customers of Flaw That Could Have Permitted Hackers Access to Data
Microsoft warned some of its Azure cloud computing customers that a flaw discovered by security researchers could have allowed hackers access to their data. The tech giant said it had fixed the flaw reported by Palo Alto Networks and it had no evidence malicious hackers had abused the technique.
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Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, QNu Labs Ink MoU To Collaborate On Research
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and QNu Labs have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on research, education and development of quantum-based security and computing technologies in India.
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SolarWinds Hackers Linked to Known Russian Spying Tools, Kaspersky Investigators Say
The group behind the global SolarWinds cyber-espionage campaign discovered last month deployed malicious computer code with links to spying tools previously used by suspected Russian hackers, researchers said.
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Hacking Against Corporations Surges as Workers Take Computers Home: VMware Carbon Black
Hacking activity against corporations in the United States and other countries more than doubled by some measures last month as digital thieves took advantage of security weakened by pandemic work-from-home policies, researchers said.
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New Security Flaw in Intel Processors Could Allow Hackers to Steal Data
Computer scientists at Belgium's leading higher education and research university KU Leuven have once again exposed a security flaw in Intel processors that could allow an attacker to acquire sensitive information.
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Coronavirus Searches Being Used by Cybercriminals to Target Victims: Kaspersky Lab
Taking advantage of people's curiosity about the mysterious coronavirus that has become the talking point across the globe, cybercriminals have started deploying malicious files on people's computers in the guise of providing information and safety tips about the coronavirus, security researchers warned on Friday.
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Smominru Malware Affecting 4,700 Computers Every Day, Researchers Claim
Security researchers have discovered that the Smominru malware infected 90,000 machines worldwide during the month of August, with an infection rate of up to 4,700 computers per day.
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DRDO Signs MoU With Central University Of Jammu
The MoU has been signed to facilitate and undertake multidisciplinary directed basic and applied research and technology development in computational system security and sensors.
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Intel VISA Exploit Gives Access to Computer’s Entire Data, Researchers Show
Security researchers have discovered a previously unknown feature in the Intel chipsets, which could allow an attacker to intercept data from the computer memory.
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World's Fastest Supercomputer El Capitan Begins Operations: Everything You Need to Know
El Capitan, the world’s fastest supercomputer, is now operational at LLNL. Costing $600 million, it delivers a peak performance of 2.746 exaFLOPS. Designed for classified U.S. nuclear security research, it replaces the Sierra supercomputer and is powered by over 11 million cores. With advancements in high-energy physics, nuclear data analysis, an...
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Quantum Internet Brings Us Closer To Unhackable Cybersecurity: Report
The quantum internet promises advanced encryption methods that are impervious to future quantum decryption. Researchers aim to merge these technologies to enhance both security and functionality in telecommunications.
-
Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
-
China Accuses NSA of Hacking its Aeronautics, Space Research University: Report
China has reportedly accused the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Office of Tailored Access Operations of hacking a government-funded university with aeronautics and space research programmes. China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and 360 Security Technology jointly conducted a technical analysis of the case. The NSA alleged...
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New Quantum Cryptography Method Could Provide More Secure Encryption
Researchers at National University of Singapore have implemented an advanced form of quantum cryptography which would make the encryption immune to hacking. In the new study, scientists conducted an experiment where they used two mechanically entangled rubidium atoms. They excited both particles with a laser pulse and after which they fell into the...
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IIT Guwahati Develops Secure Integrated Circuits For Next-Generation Computing
According to IIT Guwahati team, the research looks at all aspects of the automated electronics design process like synthesis, verification and security, and contributes towards strengthening the electronics manufacturing ecosystem in our country.
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Microsoft Warns Azure Customers of Flaw That Could Have Permitted Hackers Access to Data
Microsoft warned some of its Azure cloud computing customers that a flaw discovered by security researchers could have allowed hackers access to their data. The tech giant said it had fixed the flaw reported by Palo Alto Networks and it had no evidence malicious hackers had abused the technique.
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Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, QNu Labs Ink MoU To Collaborate On Research
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and QNu Labs have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on research, education and development of quantum-based security and computing technologies in India.
-
SolarWinds Hackers Linked to Known Russian Spying Tools, Kaspersky Investigators Say
The group behind the global SolarWinds cyber-espionage campaign discovered last month deployed malicious computer code with links to spying tools previously used by suspected Russian hackers, researchers said.
-
Hacking Against Corporations Surges as Workers Take Computers Home: VMware Carbon Black
Hacking activity against corporations in the United States and other countries more than doubled by some measures last month as digital thieves took advantage of security weakened by pandemic work-from-home policies, researchers said.
-
New Security Flaw in Intel Processors Could Allow Hackers to Steal Data
Computer scientists at Belgium's leading higher education and research university KU Leuven have once again exposed a security flaw in Intel processors that could allow an attacker to acquire sensitive information.
-
Coronavirus Searches Being Used by Cybercriminals to Target Victims: Kaspersky Lab
Taking advantage of people's curiosity about the mysterious coronavirus that has become the talking point across the globe, cybercriminals have started deploying malicious files on people's computers in the guise of providing information and safety tips about the coronavirus, security researchers warned on Friday.
-
Smominru Malware Affecting 4,700 Computers Every Day, Researchers Claim
Security researchers have discovered that the Smominru malware infected 90,000 machines worldwide during the month of August, with an infection rate of up to 4,700 computers per day.
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DRDO Signs MoU With Central University Of Jammu
The MoU has been signed to facilitate and undertake multidisciplinary directed basic and applied research and technology development in computational system security and sensors.
-
Intel VISA Exploit Gives Access to Computer’s Entire Data, Researchers Show
Security researchers have discovered a previously unknown feature in the Intel chipsets, which could allow an attacker to intercept data from the computer memory.
