Collaborate Disseminate
Asking machines to make music by themselves is kind of a strange notion. They’re machines, after all. They don’t feel happy or hurt, and as far as we know, they don’t long for the affections of other machines. Humans like to think of music as being a strictly human thing, …read more
Are there any reliable ways of protecting a cloud-hosted trading algorithm from being seen/copied – for example, by people working at a company who are hosting an algorithm (like QuantConnect, Quantopian, AWS, GoogleCloud, et… Continue reading How to keep a Cloud-hosted trading algorithm private? Encryption?
The question is rather simple, but finding resources and answers quite tricky. Homomorphic encryption should enable us to compute over encrypted data. What if the algorithm for computing should be kept in secret as well? Give… Continue reading Does homomorphic encryption hide the algorithm itself?
The text-generating AI has only been released in neutered forms until now, for fear it would be used to mass-produce fake news and spam. Continue reading AI wordsmith too dangerous to be released… has been released
I have two questions concerning digital signatures using multivariate cryptography:
Firstly, how are messages processed such that they can be digitally signed using multivariate crypto?
Secondly, why does solving the series… Continue reading Digitally Signing Messages using Multivariate Cryptography [migrated]
A website have a hashing algorithm of sha-256.How can I use it’s algorithm to hash any desired text?
the algorithm converts text “zbroly44” to xWsNs2edy3ABJrMMiK1m5WD9TZVlnl8M7_0WhxKR1V8,how can I use this algorithm?
(I am not a cryptography expert; I do write software)
I am working with some youth (ages 11-13) and wanted to explore for an hour or so some basic cryptography. Doing symmetric ciphers is pretty straightforward. It’s easy to… Continue reading In search of a pedagogically simple example of asymmetric encryption routine? [migrated]
I’m developing an application which will need to derive a private/public key pair from a user provided password, and then use the public key to encrypt some text (up to 1000 characters in length) such that it can only be decr… Continue reading Most secure algorithms for KDF and Public Key Encryption
A ransomware called STOP(DJVU) encrypted my files with AES-556 and used the .kvag extension. After a lot of searching, I tried to use STOPDecrypter many times but it is restricted to a group of extensions and .kvag is one of … Continue reading AES-556 encryption/decryption algorithm [on hold]
We spend a lot of time here at Hackaday talking about drone incidents and today we’re looking into the hazard of operating in areas where people are present. Accidents happen, and a whether it’s a catastrophic failure or just a dead battery pack, the chance of a multi-rotor aircraft crashing …read more
Continue reading Safety Systems for Stopping An Uncontrolled Drone Crash