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Dark Reading
NIST standardized three algorithms for post-quantum cryptography. What does that mean for the information and communications technology (ICT) industry?
Dark Reading
Cisco's deal to acquire Robust Intelligence will make it possible to use red team algorithms to assess risk in AI models and applications, while Check Point’s acquisition of Cyberint will add threat intelligence to its SOC platform.
The Hacker News
Brazil's data protection authority, Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD), has temporarily banned Meta from processing users' personal data to train the company's artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. The ANPD said it found "evidence of processing of personal data based on inadequate legal hypothesis, lack of transparency, limitation of the rights of data subjects, and risks to
Bleeping Computer
Google's new AI-powered 'Search Generative Experience' algorithms recommend scam sites that redirect visitors to unwanted Chrome extensions, fake iPhone giveaways, browser spam subscriptions, and tech support scams. [...]
The Register
The American mind must not be at the mercy of Chinese algorithms A group of US lawmakers introduced legislation on Tuesday that, if passed, would force Chinese internet concern ByteDance to divest TikTok – its most valuable property – or see it banned in the US.…
Dark Reading
Worries over crypto's defenselessness against quantum computing has inspired a project that automates the discovery of insecure cryptographic algorithms in open source software.
Dark Reading
Finding the right post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) algorithms is necessary, but not sufficient, to future-proof cybersecurity.
Dark Reading
Weak encryption algorithms leave radio communications open to attack and abuse.
Dark Reading
Weak encryption algorithms leave radio communications open to attack and abuse.
The Register
NIST weighs up algorithms for small devices – and an architecture for massive systems The US National Institute of Standards and Technology wants to protect all devices great and small, and is getting closer to settling on next-gen cryptographic algorithms suitable for systems at both ends of that spectrum – the very great and the very small.…