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The only way to reduce the encryption blast radius is to keep moving forward and embrace the advancements the technology has undergone over the years.
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When applied to data security, the principles of quantum mechanics — namely, the theory of quantum entanglement — hold the potential to facilitate secure communication and prevent eavesdropping.
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Before diving head-first into a data storage and encryption strategy, the CISO must decide which solutions best address the organization’s unique needs.
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Symmetric key encryption, password hashing and SHA-1 are all ineffective ways to store passwords during the software development stage.
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Pervasive encryption is a powerful, customizable feature of the IBM z14 mainframe that enables security teams to protect all data and maintain compliance.
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Blockchain technology depends on mutual trust between human participants, each of whom represents a potential weakness in the chain.
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DUHK — Don’t Use Hard-coded Keys — is a new ‘non-trivial’ cryptographic implementation vulnerability that could allow attackers to recover encryption keys that secure VPN connections and web browsing sessions.
DUHK is the third crypto-related vulnerability reported this month after KRACK Wi-Fi attack and ROCA factorization attack.
The vulnerability affects products from dozens of vendors,
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If you think KRACK attack for WiFi is the worst vulnerability of this year, then hold on…
…we have got another one for you which is even worse.
Microsoft, Google, Lenovo, HP and Fujitsu are warning their customers of a potentially serious vulnerability in widely used RSA cryptographic library produced by German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies.
It’s noteworthy that this
Fail-safe measures such as encryption can help organizations minimize cloud and third-party risks in the virtually inevitable event of a data breach.
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Data encryption is one of the most basic — and, given the right tools, most effective — ways to protect sensitive information from cybercriminals.
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