The rapid development of quantum computing is beginning to pose a real and urgent threat to current cryptographic systems.

Once quantum computers mature, they could crack Bitcoin’s ECDSA signatures, threatening over $1 trillion in value. Both require disruptive solutions, hard forks or complex hybrid ...

Safe Encryption Before It’s Too Late Cybersecurity has always had to keep pace with the evolution of cyberattacks. These attacks started gaining prominence in the late 80s, in line with ...

Blockchain security firm CertiK recently shared key web3 updates that shed light on pressing issues and advanced solutions in ...

Quantum computers, using Shor's algorithm, could break the public-key cryptography (like ECDSA) that protects crypto wallets, ...

In the bustling halls of the recent Kaspersky APAC Cyber Security Weekend, a presentation by one of the company’s top ...

Bitcoin’s scarcity is hard-coded, with a fixed 21 million supply and predictable issuance schedule, making it more resistant ...

They use algorithms, of course, but how do these algorithms work? A series of corporate leaks over the past few years provides a remarkable window in the hidden engines powering social media.

A canonical problem in computer science is to find the shortest route to every point in a network. A new approach beats the classic algorithm taught in textbooks.

This paper presents the Levinson algorithm, its rediscoveries and extensions. A review is given of the applications of the procedure to several areas of interest in the field of time series analysis.