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Risk Archive
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Crypto vs Quantum = Post-Quantum CRYPTOgraphyfor long-term security
Cordis: “When quantum computers become available, an existing algorithm will challenge current encryption techniques now considered secure. Work being done... -
Baldrige: NIST Unveils a Cybersecurity Self-Assessment Tool
The The U.S. Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) unveiled a first draft of a security self-assessment tool... -
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BYU: ” A new study from BYU – Brigham Young University, in collaboration with Google Chrome engineers, finds the status quo... -
Digital: The Evolution of the Security Risk since a Decade
A recent paper by Professor Stephanie Forrest and Ph.D. student Benjamin Edwards from the Department of Computer Science at University of... -
ISN: Sony, the Internet of Things, and the Evolving Cyber-Threat
ISN: “Do recent cyber-attacks – including North Korea’s against Sony and a Stuxnet-style attack against a German steel works –... -
Side-Channels: The Cyber Risks of Off-Line Leaks
According to a research by a Georgia Tech team presented December 15 at the 47th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture in... -
The possibility: Could Hackers Change Our Election Results?
“Malicious hackers motivated by a desire to undermine the public’s confidence in the nation’s voting process could exploit both new... -
ISN: Oil and Gas by the Numbers
ISN: “The global energy market not only requires unrestricted access to proven oil and gas reserves, it also needs safe... -
The Fiscal Cliff: The Perspectives of a Second Dive
After the 2011 summer political debacle to raise the ceiling of the US debt, another potential risk is looming for... -
Roubini: My ‘Perfect Storm’ Is Unfolding Now
Wondering how long this economic crisis will last? Drawing down scenarios on who will first drag Europe into a banking...