Cilium 1.19 has been released, marking ten years of development for the eBPF-based networking and security project. There isn’t a flagship feature in this release; instead, it focuses on security ...

Morgan Stanley initiated coverage of three publicly traded bitcoin BTC $65,819.37 mining companies on Monday, backing two names tied to data center leasing while taking a more cautious stance on a ...

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Cipher Mining almost tripled its Bitcoin mining revenue and trimmed operating losses. AI is the big catalyst that can help Cipher Mining stock multiply from current levels, especially with big tech ...

The day when quantum computers will be able to break conventional encryption is rapidly approaching, but not all companies are prepared to implement post-quantum cryptography. Quantum-safe encryption ...

Holography has become a vital platform for three-dimensional displays, optical encryption, and information processing, traditionally relying on the multiplexing of light's intrinsic properties such as ...

For years, security teams treated ransomware as a technological problem. Security teams hardened backup systems, deployed endpoint detection, practiced incident response playbooks built around data ...

Microsoft provided the FBI with the recovery keys to unlock encrypted data on the hard drives of three laptops as part of a federal investigation, Forbes reported on Friday. Many modern Windows ...

There is no shortage of value-driven watch brands these days, but one of the most consistently surprising and impressive has to be China’s Ciga Design. The upstart indie brand shocked the world when ...

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The Voynich manuscript—a mysterious medieval book that has defied translation for centuries—may have been created using a special code developed with the help of cards and dice, a new study suggests.