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Discovery of a 'Holy Grail' With the Invention of Universal Computer Memory

July 30, 2019 -- Just over 15 years after the first reported incident of phishing, new research suggests tech companies could be doing more to protect users from the threat of scams. However, greater awareness of the ... read more

July 17, 2019 -- Researchers examined how artificial intelligence (AI) could affect drug development in the coming ... read more

July 16, 2019 -- Researchers have built what could be a quantum version of a transistor -- with ... read more

June 26, 2019 -- Entanglement is one of the main principles of quantum mechanics. Physicists have found a way to use a mechanical oscillator to produce entangled radiation. This method might prove extremely useful ... read more

June 6, 2019 -- Cybersecurity researchers have developed an automated program aimed at foiling smart meter hacking and boosting security in the smart ... read more

May 29, 2019 -- One of the latest cyber threats involves hackers encrypting user files and then charging 'ransom' to get them back. In a new paper, researchers examine how to use the commodity storage devices ... read more

May 16, 2019 -- Customers who feel afraid in the wake of a data breach care more about the size and scope of the breach than do angry customers, according to new ... read more

May 6, 2019 -- Researchers have developed a simple and stable device to generate the quantum states necessary for quantum key distribution. The device could make it more practical to develop a global data network ... read more

May 2, 2019 -- The technology exists to replace a single remote controlled drone with an automated fleet, but a researcher says there are several obstacles to tackle first. He is part of a team developing models to ... read more

Apr. 17, 2019 -- Researchers may have identified a new way to improve network ... read more

Personalized Medicine Software Vulnerability Uncovered

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Crime Fighting Just Got Easier as Burglars Reveal All

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Design Flaws Create Security Vulnerabilities for 'Smart Home' Internet-of-Things Devices

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Computer Program Developed to Find 'Leakage' in Quantum Computers

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Cybersecurity Study of the Dark Web Exposes Vulnerability to Machine Identities

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Exchanging Information Securely Using Quantum Communication in Future Fiber-Optic Networks

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Safeguarding Hardware from Cyberattack

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'Immunizing' Quantum Bits So That They Can Grow Up

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Signals from Distant Lightning Could Help Secure Electric Substations

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Exposing Flaws in Metrics for User Login Systems

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Most Laptops Vulnerable to Attack Via Peripheral Devices

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Entangling Photons of Different Colors

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Faster Method to Read Quantum Memory

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Machines Whisper Our Secrets

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Putting Data Privacy in the Hands of Users

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Researchers Unveil Internet of Things Security Feature

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Altered Data Sets Can Still Provide Statistical Integrity and Preserve Privacy

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Self-Driving Cars and Geospatial Data: Who Holds the Keys?

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Quantifying How Much Quantum Information Can Be Eavesdropped

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Better Safeguards for Sensitive Information

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• Personalized medicine software vulnerability uncovered

• Crime fighting just got easier as burglars reveal all

• Design flaws create security vulnerabilities for 'smart home' internet-of-things devices

• Computer program developed to find 'leakage' in quantum computers

• Cybersecurity study of the dark web exposes vulnerability to machine identities

• Exchanging information securely using quantum communication in future fiber-optic networks

• Safeguarding hardware from cyberattack

• 'Immunizing' quantum bits so that they can grow up
• Signals from distant lightning could help secure electric substations
• Exposing flaws in metrics for user login systems

• Most laptops vulnerable to attack via peripheral devices
• Entangling photons of different colors
• Faster method to read quantum memory
• Machines whisper our secrets

• Putting data privacy in the hands of users
• Researchers unveil Internet of Things security feature

• Altered data sets can still provide statistical integrity and preserve privacy

• Self-driving cars and geospatial data: Who holds the keys?

• Quantifying how much quantum information can be eavesdropped
• Better safeguards for sensitive information
• Speed of light: Toward a future quantum internet

• Satellite study proves global quantum communication will be possible
• Better security achieved with randomly generating biological encryption keys

• Computer chip vulnerabilities discovered

• New attack could make website security captchas obsolete

• Computer hackers could be thwarted by new 'deception consistency' method

• Healthcare providers -- not hackers -- leak more of your data

• Batteryless smart devices closer to reality

• New attacks on graphics processors endanger user privacy

• One step closer to complex quantum teleportation

• These new techniques expose your browsing history to attackers

• Shielded quantum bits

• Artificial intelligence controls quantum computers

• Computer Security: Preventing attacks made possible by Meltdown/Spectre

• Publicizing a firm's security levels may strengthen security over time, study finds

• Proactive approach to defending computer systems

• A quantum gate between atoms and photons may help in scaling up quantum computers

• How unsecured medical record systems and medical devices put patient lives at risk

• More efficient security for cloud-based machine learning

• Password managers vulnerable to insider hacking
• Computer security: Processor vulnerability can be exploited to access memory

• Security gaps identified in Internet protocol 'IPsec'

• Toward a universal quantum computer

• Popular encryption software: Researchers help close security hole

• Holding law enforcement accountable for electronic surveillance

• Generation of random numbers by measuring phase fluctuations from a laser diode with a silicon-on-in

• Decade of research shows little improvement in websites' password guidance

• Faster photons could enable total data security

• High-fidelity quantum secret sharing prevents eavesdropping

• Scientists pump up chances for quantum computing

• Quantum step forward in protecting communications from hackers

• Quantum transfer at the push of a button
• System allows surveillance cameras to 'talk' to the public through individual smartphones

• Claiming credit for cyberattacks

• Extra vigilance required to combat growing sophistication of phishing attacks

• The digital doctor's visit: Enormous potential benefits with equally big risk
• Email encryption standards hacked

• Waterloo chemists create faster and more efficient way to process information

• Researchers hide information in plain text

• Protecting confidentiality in genomic studies

• Emerging memory devices used to develop electronic circuits for cybersecurity applications
• Agent 007: Organic Molecules as bearers of secrets

• Computer the size of a pinhead? Combination for small data storage and tinier computers

• New quantum method generates really random numbers

• Improve your information security by giving employees more options

• Brain-like computers moving closer to cracking codes

• Off-the-shelf smart devices found easy to hack

• Smart heat control of microchips
• Basic password guidance can dramatically improve account security, study shows

• Private browsing gets more private

• Mobile health applications put the personal data of millions of users at risk

• Energy-efficient encryption for the internet of things

• Worm 'uploaded' to computer and taught amazing tricks

• Quantum 'hack' to unleash computing power

• Trust is good, quantum trickery is better

• Novel solution to better secure voice over internet communication

• Quantum cocktail provides insights on memory control

• Combating data breach fatigue
• Bitcoin wallet devices vulnerable to security hacks

• New method to detect illicit drone filming developed

• Pulses of light to encrypt data and protect security of cryptocurrencies
• Developing a secure, un-hackable quantum network

• New discovery could improve brain-like memory and computing

• Hackers could guess your phone PIN using its sensor data

• Quantum coupling

• Electromagnetic emissions from smartphones analyzed for security vulnerability

• Easier paths to quantum-based techology

• Researchers use WWII code-breaking techniques to interpret brain data
• Improving cyber security in harsh environments

• Computer scientists develop a simple tool to tell if websites suffered a data breach

• Basic element for quantum computer -- stable quantum gate -- created

• 'Toolboxes' for quantum cybersecurity

• Security flaw found: 10 million banking app users at risk
• Towards data storage at the single molecule level

• HADES creates alternate reality to mislead hackers
• The ultimate defense against hackers may be just a few atoms thick

• High-speed quantum encryption may help secure the future internet

• Quantum computing with molecules for a quicker search of unsorted databases

• First large-scale doxing study reveals motivations and targets for cyber bullying

• Researchers develop data bus for quantum computer