Clearing the path to quantum-safe security
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Quantum safe cryptography – the big picture
Recently updated advice on quantum security technologies from the UK NCSC is bluntly sceptical about the promised benefits of quantum key distribution. This seems at odds with the scramble of governments around the world to promote the development of quantum networking technologies. Who is right? Future large scale quantum computers... Read more -
Quantum Internet Outlook 2020
Fortunately preparations are well in hand to fix the Internet before large scale quantum computers can break it. But even in 2020, sensitive data intercepted and stored is already vulnerable to future attack. Companies must act to ensure they are not caught-out by the coming transition. In the longer term,... Read more -
Quantum safe cryptography – waiting to save the world
Future quantum computers will one day bring us many great benefits. Unfortunately they will also break many of the cryptographic protocols on which current Internet security depends. Google’s quantum supremacy breakthrough notwithstanding, this is still most likely many years off. However, sensitive data intercepted and stored today, or long lifecycle... Read more
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Math Paths to Quantum-safe Security: Hash-based Cryptography
igital signature algorithms are a critical component of public-key infrastructure, with applications ranging from code signing to establishing secure connections. However, classical digital signature algorithms will be vulnerable to quantum-enabled attacks. Hash-based cryptography is among the oldest area of quantum-safe... Read more -
RSA Conference 2020
Join ISARA in the South Expo Booth#1565Cat RSAC 2020 San Francisco, CaliforniaFebruary 24-28 Come and visit us at RSAC 2020 to learn about quantum-safe security and howcrypto-agility acts as an essential first step towards becoming quantum-ready and cryptographically resilient.... Read more -
Microsoft’s CryptoAPI flaw/CurveBall: a teaser of the quantum threat
The National Security Agency recently discovered a major cryptographic flaw in Microsoft’s low-level code within their operating system. This flaw, now known as CurveBall, was found within Windows CryptoAPI and effects the way Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) x.509 certificates are... Read more
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World’s First Quantum-Safe Connected Car Secured by ISARA
LAS VEGAS (Jan. 7, 2020) – Technology from ISARA Corporation, the world’s leading provider of quantum-safe and crypto-agile security, ensured that the Karma Revero GT demonstration car at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) can send and receive electronic voice... Read more - CES 2020
