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Unless there is easy and seamless connectivity between different blockchain-based asset types on different platforms, the full benefits of tokenization will not be realized. However, achieving this interoperability has proven a significant obstacle. The blockchain bridge has emerged as a promising solution, albeit one that has historically carried cost and risk. But recent advancements have made these bridges accessible, secure, and cost-effective.

The Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol has been published as RFC 9420, a standards track document IETF. Here's why that matters.

Are you (or someone you know) passionate about protecting the global, open Internet? And ensuring that it is available to everyone? Do you have leadership experience in business, government, philanthropy, and/or the nonprofit sector? If so, please consider submitting a nomination for a seat on the Internet Society Board of Trustees to help guide the future of the organization.

Element, the company and core developer behind the decentralized communication protocol known as Matrix, has announced a notable license change that will make the open source project just that little bit less appealing for companies looking to build on top of it. The London-based company revealed that the core Matrix server, Synapse, its alternative server implementation Dendrite and various related server-side projects such as the Sydent identity server are all transitioning from the permissiv...

/PRNewswire/ -- IBM, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are heavily invested in quantum computing, and the financial sector is already utilizing it. The industry...

The Versa Operating System (VOS) was certified against the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST’s) USGv6r1 Profile, covering Versa CSG and CSX appliances for...

Cryptographers are preparing for new quantum computers that will break their ciphers. Cryptographers are preparing for new quantum computers that will break their ciphers.

Perhaps the greatest strength of the powerful combination of quantum-secure, out-of-band PPKs and active, agile SKA lies in the simplicity of the idea.

Vint Cerf provides a glimpse into the future as we ask him about AI, the metaverse, and lessons from the origins of email.

Going all the way around the barn to end up where I started.