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Due to the increasingly complex nature of data transmission, it has becomes a necessity to use various levels and types of cryptography within the scope of many environments. Onc critical issue that arrises from this is that it is . . .
According to H. Peter Avin, kernel.org is going to make Open Source cryptographic software available on their site. After consultation with their legal counsel they have decided to enact this change as of Monday Feb 14, 2000 at 22:00 . . .
A Google Chrome extension named Shitcoin Wallet is stealing passwords and wallet private keys, security researcher says. Learn more about this malicious extension:
Almost every week, we hear about another corporate data breach or government attack on privacy. For anyone who wants real privacy online, encryption is the essential component. Learn more about the importance of maintaining strong encryption:
The Senate Judiciary Committee recently held ahearingon encryption and “lawful access.” That’s the fanciful idea that encryption providers can somehow allow law enforcement access to users’ encrypted data while otherwise preventing the “bad guys” from accessing this very same data. Learn more:
This time last year, the Australian Labor Party waved through the government's encryption Bills, formally known as the Assistance and Access Bill, and threw out the line that it was to keep the nation safe. The Labor Party now says it will fix encryption laws it voted for last year, but legislation is unlikely to pass the House of Representatives. What are your thoughts on this proposed legislation and the implications it would have for citizens' privacy? Learn more:
We've been taught to look out for that little padlock to ensure a website is secure. But it's dangerous to rely on just one detail. Learn more:
