Storing the Internet in DNA? Scientists Say It’s Closer Than You Think

Scientists are exploring how DNA’s physical structure can store vast amounts of data and encode secure information.

Flash Freezing Flash Boys: Per-transaction encryption to fight malicious MEV

Flash Freezing Flash Boys can be implemented with one of two cryptographic protocols, either TDH2 or PVSS. The difference lies in who bears the setup burden and how often the committee structure is ...

This new 'sleeperware' doesn't set off alarms or crash your system - it sneaks in and waits

Moving up the ranks is a malware that plays dead until it's ripe to strike.

Five ways quantum technology could shape everyday life

The unveiling by IBM of two new quantum supercomputers and Denmark's plans to develop "the world's most powerful commercial ...
SecurityWeek

Ransomware Groups May Pivot Back to Encryption as Data Theft Tactics Falter

Ransomware groups are back at encrypting victim data for extortion, in addition to exfiltrating it, increasing chances of ...
IEEE

Automated Data Extraction from Unstructured Text Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Abstract: Exponential growth of unstructured data in the form of text documents, emails, and web content presents a noticeable challenge to automated data extraction. This kind of data has much more ...
JD Supra

Migrating from Traditional Algorithms to Post-Quantum Cryptography: What Your Organization Needs to Know

Over the past several years, there has been a steady drumbeat of warnings about the impact of quantum computing on traditional encryption ...
IEEE

Optimal Secure Control for Cyber-Physical Systems Under False Data Injection Attacks via Incremental Iterative Q-Learning Algorithm

Abstract: An incremental iterative Q-learning algorithm (IIQLA) is proposed to tackle the optimal secure control problem for cyber-physical systems under false data injection attacks. Within a ...