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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundCan cryptography prevent printer-ink piracy?
June 27, 2007 A San Francisco company is developing chips that use encryption to control which ink cartridges and printers work together.RSA 2008: Blanketing security
April 11, 2008 The annual RSA Conference on information security opens this week in San Francisco, featuring such hot topics as cybersecurity, cryptography, and warrantless wiretapping.At 30, crypto still lacks usability, experts say
October 28, 2006 Government controls held back cryptography in the past, but today usability blocks adoption. Microsoft's Ray Ozzie promises a fix.Photos: Crypto anniversarySaluting the data encryption legacy
September 27, 2004 Security technologist Bruce Schneier explains that while cryptography is one of the most basic tools of computer security, it barely existed as an academic discipline 30 years ago.Bug may expose encrypted e-mail
March 7, 2007 Weakness in open-source GnuPG cryptography technology could let miscreants tamper with digitally signed, "secure" messages.Security guru slams misuse of 'cyberterrorism'
April 26, 2005 Bruce Schneier says at a conference that organizations' abuse of the term is creating a mythical threat.Start-up makes quantum leap into cryptography
November 6, 2003 Magiq Technologies begins shipping commercial data-scrambling devices that use a radically new technology called quantum encryption.Open-source bugs undermine digital signatures
March 10, 2006 Two flaws in open-source cryptography app could allow an attacker to add content to a digitally signed message or forge signatures.Is security getting any easier?
February 24, 2004 Although companies are making headway on many security problems, don't expect headaches like spam to disappear anytime soon, security experts say.'Trusted displays' suggested as online security boost
June 14, 2005 Microsoft researcher says smart card readers and USB tokens could further secure e-commerce with a screen to approve transactions.'Noisy light' is new key to encryption
November 15, 2002 Scientists at Northwestern University say they've harnessed the properties of light to encrypt information into a code that can only be cracked by breaking the physical laws of nature.Quantum encryption inches closer to reality
May 3, 2004 A team of researchers sets a speed record for a type of quantum encryption, a sign that the theoretically uncrackable system for encrypting documents could find a home commercially.Week ahead: Security, wireless enter the spotlight
February 22, 2004 Security and wireless will grab the spotlight in the coming week, with two huge events scheduled. Also to come: Novell earnings.High hopes for unscrambling the vote
June 8, 2004 Computer scientists are developing cryptography techniques that promise powerful new tools for verifying computerized voting results--but will they work in real elections?Danger: Authenticating e-mail can break it
April 19, 2006 The spam-fighting technique is valuable, but implementing it incorrectly could damage a company's e-mail system.
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