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Clout chasing cons and other cyber threats to be wary of in 2023

The world of cybercrime is constantly in flux and it's best to be aware of emerging cyber threats.

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New year, new risks: the biggest emerging cyber threats for 2023

New year, new risks: the biggest emerging cyber threats for 2023
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Does 2+2=4? Microchip announces PolarFire 2; You Do the Math

Microchip previewed its PolarFire 2 mid-range SoC FPGA family at the RISC-V Summit last month in two presentations including a keynote given by Bruce Weyer, the company’s Corporate VP for FPGAs. Although the company provided very few product details, it dropped many hints. So many hints, in fact, that I can give you the information…

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Post-quantum cryptography: Inria research shines

A researcher at the Inria center at the university of Bordeaux has just confirmed the flaws in a post-quantum cryptography protocol. His work contributes to improving the cybersecurity of computer systems. Here is a look at a high-level research project in mathematics and computer science, with a strong application potential.

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Post-quantum cryptography: Inria research shines

A researcher at the Inria center at the university of Bordeaux has just confirmed the flaws in a post-quantum cryptography protocol. His work contributes to improving the cybersecurity of computer systems. Here is a look at a high-level research project in mathematics and computer science, with a strong application potential.

Damien robertUniversity of bordeauxCatholic university of louvainUniversity of bristolSupersingular isogeny key encapsulationCatholic university

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