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Quantum computing will make cryptography obsolete. But computer scientists are working to make them unhackable.

When quantum computers become commonplace, current cryptographic systems will become obsolete. Scientists are racing to get ...
Security Boulevard

API Key Security: 7 Enterprise-Proven Methods to Prevent Costly Data Breaches

API keys are a simple authentication method, essentially a unique code used to identify an application. However, as an ...

Data protection law notified, firms get 18 mths to comply

The rules, published in the official gazette on November 13, lay down detailed timelines and obligations for companies handling personal data and create enforceable rights for users ...

Ripple CTO’s ‘50-year Bitcoin’ joke has a point: Here’s the deeper lesson on crypto evolution

Bitcoin evolves on two clocks: slow, consensus-driven changes at the base layer and fast experimentation at the edges.Major ...

SEALSQ Launches U.S.-Based Post-Quantum Root of Trust to Deliver Quantum-Resistant PKI and Device Identity Services as part of the Made In USA strategy

SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) (“SEALSQ”), a leader in post-quantum semiconductors, PKI, and secure hardware solutions, today announced the upcoming launch of a U.S.-based Post-Quantum Root of Trust, set ...
Biometric Update

Nothin’ like a G-Knot: finger vein crypto wallet mixes hard science with soft lines

The sleek disc uses fingerprint vein biometrics, subdermal near-infrared imaging and CCD cameras to derive security keys ...

Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL review

Turtle Beach seems keen to get across that these switches are hot-swappable in the Vulcan II TKL's marketing materials, which means you can not only replace any faulty switches with the three supplied ...