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Peter Smirnoff (guest): 04. April 2022
This article addresses some of the challenges of symmetric cryptography as applied in banks, describing how it works and what are its unbeaten...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 31. March 2022
The ANSI X9.24-1-2017 standard defines the requirements for the loading of key components or shares, and the loading of cleartext keys. The loading...
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Edlyn Teske: 26. March 2022
Last month, one of the three NIST finalists for post-quantum signature schemes received its final nail in the coffin: Ward Beullens, a PostDoc at IBM...
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For years, there has been persistent chatter that quantum computing is coming and that organizations should be prepared for its arrival. But what...
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Dawn Illing: 28. February 2022
The eIDAS Regulation (No 910/2014) (EU eIDAS) came into force in 2016. It created a Europe-wide legal framework for electronic identification,...
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There is no question that quantum computing is coming. However, organizations need to question themselves as to whether they will be vulnerable to...
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Most current public-key cryptography (asymmetric) algorithms are vulnerable to attack from large-scale quantum computers. In its efforts to...
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Maybe you have wondered where our logo comes from and what it actually means. If you have, we hope the following will answer these questions. Just as...
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Terry Anton (guest): 30. January 2022
As the scientific community continues to push towards achieving quantum computing on a mass scale, smart companies are busy making preparations for...
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