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Apple Upgrades iMessage With PQ3 Quantum Computer-Resistant Encryption Protocol
Apple is updating iMessage with a PQ3 new cryptographic protocol to protect users from sophisticated attacks using quantum computers. According to Apple, the new encryption protocol could protect users from scenarios where encrypted data has been stored, only to be decrypted using a quantum computer at a later date.
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Cryptosat, SpaceX Push Out Satellite ‘Crypto2’ into Earth’s Orbit: Details
A Falcon 9 rocket from Elon Musk’s SpaceX released Crypto1 satellite from the Cryptosat team into the Earth’s orbit on January 3. Like its predecessor, this satellite is aimed at powering cryptographic, blockchain and ledger applications. The physical accessibility of satellites makes them a secure point-of-information storage, that guarantees ...
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iPod Co-Creator Tony Fadell Launches Ledger Stax Offline Cryptocurrency Wallet: All You Need to Know
Tony Fadell, the co-creator of the iPod, has launched the Ledger Stax, a hardware wallet used to store cryptocurrency offline. The Ledger Stax is a credit-card sized device featuring a curved spine and e-ink display, and is priced at $279 (roughly Rs. 23,000).
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Apple Passkeys to Put an End to Passwords in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura
Apple is introducing a password-less login scheme called Passkeys with iOS 16, macOS Ventura and iPadOS 16. They use iCloud Keychain public key credentials and rely on biometric identification for signing in to websites or apps. Passkeys are end‑to‑end encrypted and sync across Apple devices.
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Zoom Will Soon Expand End-to-End Encryption Feature to Phone, Breakout Rooms: All Details
Zoom has announced that it will soon expand the E2EE feature to Zoom Phone and Breakout Rooms to ensure safety and privacy over the video conferencing platform. Zoom Phone calls will soon have the option to enable the feature. The company has also highlighted a few prerequisites for enabling the E2EE feature.
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Polygon Launches zkEVM Scaling Solution: Here's Everything You Need to Know
Polygon has announced the launch of Polygon zkEVM (zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine), which is said to be the "first" Ethereum-compatible scaling solution that uses the cryptographic method called zero-knowledge proofs.
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IISc Says Team Has Developed Enhanced Data Encryption, Security Device
Indian Institute of Science says team has developed a "record-breaking" true random number generator (TRNG), which can improve data encryption and provide improved security for sensitive digital data such as credit card details, passwords and other personal information.
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Bulgarian Stock Exchange Enables Trading of Crypto Instruments With 8 Bitcoin, Ether-Based ETNs
The Bulgarian Stock Exchange has begun allowing investors to experiment crypto trading with eight ETNs listed on its platform. To try this feature, the investors are not required to create their own crypto wallets or cryptographic keys. They will also receive guarantees that the instruments they choose are systematically regulated.
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"Exactly": Elon Musk's One-Word Advice For All Cryptocurrency Investors
All digital wallets use a pair of digital signatures, called keys, to verify every transaction. One of these cryptographic keys is private while the other is public.
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Chia, Bitcoin's 'Green' Rival, is Said to Be Causing Hard Drive Shortages in Asian Markets
Chia, considered to be a 'green' alternative to Bitcoin, and whose mining requires more storage space than processing power, is now said to be causing a shortage of hard drives in Asia.
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Toshiba Targets $3 Billion Revenue in Quantum Cryptography by 2030
Toshiba is aiming to generate $3 billion in revenue from its advanced cryptographic technology for data protection by 2030, as the Japanese sprawling conglomerate scrambles to find future growth drivers.
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Zoom Pushes Ahead on Security, Buying Keybase, and Reaching Pact With New York
Zoom said it was preparing a draft design of its encryption policy to be released May 22, when it plans to host discussions with cryptographic experts and customers, and integrate feedback into a final design before rolling the feature out to users.
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Google's Project Zero Reveals Zero-Day Exploit on Windows That Microsoft Hasn't Fixed Yet
Google's Project Zero has filed the Windows vulnerability that exists in the SymCrypt core cryptographic library as "low severity".
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WhatsApp End-to-End Encryption May Weaken With Facebook Integration: Report
WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption - the hallmark of users' security - may go for a toss if Facebook integrates the popular mobile messaging platform.
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Global Internet Services Could Be Impacted for Next 48 Hours: Report
ICANN will carry out maintenance work over this period, changing the DNS cryptographic key.
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Apple Upgrades iMessage With PQ3 Quantum Computer-Resistant Encryption Protocol
Apple is updating iMessage with a PQ3 new cryptographic protocol to protect users from sophisticated attacks using quantum computers. According to Apple, the new encryption protocol could protect users from scenarios where encrypted data has been stored, only to be decrypted using a quantum computer at a later date.
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Cryptosat, SpaceX Push Out Satellite ‘Crypto2’ into Earth’s Orbit: Details
A Falcon 9 rocket from Elon Musk’s SpaceX released Crypto1 satellite from the Cryptosat team into the Earth’s orbit on January 3. Like its predecessor, this satellite is aimed at powering cryptographic, blockchain and ledger applications. The physical accessibility of satellites makes them a secure point-of-information storage, that guarantees ...
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iPod Co-Creator Tony Fadell Launches Ledger Stax Offline Cryptocurrency Wallet: All You Need to Know
Tony Fadell, the co-creator of the iPod, has launched the Ledger Stax, a hardware wallet used to store cryptocurrency offline. The Ledger Stax is a credit-card sized device featuring a curved spine and e-ink display, and is priced at $279 (roughly Rs. 23,000).
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Apple Passkeys to Put an End to Passwords in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura
Apple is introducing a password-less login scheme called Passkeys with iOS 16, macOS Ventura and iPadOS 16. They use iCloud Keychain public key credentials and rely on biometric identification for signing in to websites or apps. Passkeys are end‑to‑end encrypted and sync across Apple devices.
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Zoom Will Soon Expand End-to-End Encryption Feature to Phone, Breakout Rooms: All Details
Zoom has announced that it will soon expand the E2EE feature to Zoom Phone and Breakout Rooms to ensure safety and privacy over the video conferencing platform. Zoom Phone calls will soon have the option to enable the feature. The company has also highlighted a few prerequisites for enabling the E2EE feature.
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Polygon Launches zkEVM Scaling Solution: Here's Everything You Need to Know
Polygon has announced the launch of Polygon zkEVM (zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine), which is said to be the "first" Ethereum-compatible scaling solution that uses the cryptographic method called zero-knowledge proofs.
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IISc Says Team Has Developed Enhanced Data Encryption, Security Device
Indian Institute of Science says team has developed a "record-breaking" true random number generator (TRNG), which can improve data encryption and provide improved security for sensitive digital data such as credit card details, passwords and other personal information.
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Bulgarian Stock Exchange Enables Trading of Crypto Instruments With 8 Bitcoin, Ether-Based ETNs
The Bulgarian Stock Exchange has begun allowing investors to experiment crypto trading with eight ETNs listed on its platform. To try this feature, the investors are not required to create their own crypto wallets or cryptographic keys. They will also receive guarantees that the instruments they choose are systematically regulated.
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"Exactly": Elon Musk's One-Word Advice For All Cryptocurrency Investors
All digital wallets use a pair of digital signatures, called keys, to verify every transaction. One of these cryptographic keys is private while the other is public.
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Chia, Bitcoin's 'Green' Rival, is Said to Be Causing Hard Drive Shortages in Asian Markets
Chia, considered to be a 'green' alternative to Bitcoin, and whose mining requires more storage space than processing power, is now said to be causing a shortage of hard drives in Asia.
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Toshiba Targets $3 Billion Revenue in Quantum Cryptography by 2030
Toshiba is aiming to generate $3 billion in revenue from its advanced cryptographic technology for data protection by 2030, as the Japanese sprawling conglomerate scrambles to find future growth drivers.
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Zoom Pushes Ahead on Security, Buying Keybase, and Reaching Pact With New York
Zoom said it was preparing a draft design of its encryption policy to be released May 22, when it plans to host discussions with cryptographic experts and customers, and integrate feedback into a final design before rolling the feature out to users.
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Google's Project Zero Reveals Zero-Day Exploit on Windows That Microsoft Hasn't Fixed Yet
Google's Project Zero has filed the Windows vulnerability that exists in the SymCrypt core cryptographic library as "low severity".
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WhatsApp End-to-End Encryption May Weaken With Facebook Integration: Report
WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption - the hallmark of users' security - may go for a toss if Facebook integrates the popular mobile messaging platform.
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Global Internet Services Could Be Impacted for Next 48 Hours: Report
ICANN will carry out maintenance work over this period, changing the DNS cryptographic key.
