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thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Nov 1, 2008
London, Nov 1 (IANS) Researchers have cracked the so-called McEliece encryption system, to potentially secure Internet traffic during the age of quantum computing in future.The attack succeeded last month by means of a …
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telegraph.co.uk » Telegraph News - Oct 18, 2008
A secret code used by spies during the Cold War has been combined with modern physics to create a new way of protecting consumers against credit card fraud.
Also tagged: spies, cold war, credit card fraud, pin number, one time pad
zdnet.com » security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 13, 2008
Under the auspices of the European Union, the world's largest quantum-encrypted network has been unveiled in Vienna, Silicon.com reports. It's the product of four years of work by 41 organizations from 12 countries …
Also tagged: security, cryptography, networking, cable, personal technology, telecommunications, network technology, richard koman, digital security
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Researchers Unveil 'Unbreakable Encryption'switched.com » Switched - Oct 12, 2008 Call us devilish, but we just can't help but love these types of stories. Here we have yet another overly confident group of researchers grossly underestimating the collective power of the hacking underground, as gurus … Also tagged: europe, bristol, security, research, cryptography, university, encryption, quantum, quantumcryptography, telecommunication, university of bristol, unbreakable encryption, universityofbristol, unbreakableencryption |
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Oct 10, 2008
London, Oct 10 (ANI): Data security worries could soon be an anxiety of the past, courtesy the world’’s first computer network protected by unbreakable quantum encryption. The EU-sponsored project (called SECO-QC) has …
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Researchers demo "unbreakable encryption" based on quantum cryptographyengadget.com » Engadget - Oct 9, 2008 Filed under: Misc. Gadgets Call us devilish, but we just can't help but love these types of stories. Here we have yet another overly confident group of researchers grossly underestimating the collective power of the … Also tagged: europe, bristol, security, research, cryptography, university, encryption, quantum, quantumcryptography, telecommunication, university of bristol, unbreakable encryption, universityofbristol, unbreakableencryption |
hackaday.com » Hack a Day - Oct 6, 2008
Quantum cryptography is an emerging field, but low install base hasn’t kept researchers from exploring attacks against it. It’s an attractive technology because an attacker sniffing the key exchange changes the quantum …
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networkworld.com » NetworkWorld.com Community - - Oct 14, 2007
It's just true that it can't be eavesdropped on. It's actually easier to eavesdrop on fiber traffic because the exposed fibers can simply be bent at the right angle to let enough of the light out to determine the data …
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engadget.com » Engadget - Oct 12, 2007
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets In what's being hailed as "one of the first public uses of quantum cryptography," Genevian voters who take part in the upcoming national elections can rest assured that their votes will …
Also tagged: politics, vote, élections, encryption, voting, swiss, geneva, quantumcryptography
networkworld.com » NetworkWorld.com Community - - Sep 30, 2007
Researchers said today that technological and security issues will stall maximum transmission rates at levels comparable to that of a single broadband connection, such as a cable modem, unless researchers reduce “dead …
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