Lattice enumeration is a big deal in math and computer science. It's like a map that helps find specific vectors in a lattice, which is a grid-like structure in space. This method is super useful in many areas, but it can be slow. Really slow. Like, super-exponential in the lattice rank slow. In th
Bitcoin faces a potential threat from quantum computers, but the real issue might not be the technology itself. Experts warn that panic and misinformation could cause more harm than the actual quantum threat. The crypto market is highly sensitive to news and rumors, as seen in past incidents where f
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have changed how we handle money online. They don't need banks, but they face big problems. Quantum computers could break their security. Plus, they're slow, don't work well together, and have privacy issues. Enter Quantum Crypto Guard for Secure Transactions (QCG-ST).
In today's world, healthcare is getting smarter. Devices connected to the internet are helping doctors and patients in amazing ways. They can check on patients from afar, give treatments just for you, and even spot diseases early. But there's a catch. All this cool tech means sensitive health info i
Cryptography is crucial for data security in today's software systems. That's why developers are turning to static analysis tools, known as crypto-detectors, to spot and fix problems with crypto-API use. But do these tools really work? To answer this, researchers created the MASC framework. This fra
Proper cryptography is key to safeguarding data in today's digital world. That's why many tools have been created to spot and fix cryptographic mistakes, known as crypto-API misuses. Developers are increasingly using these tools to catch errors. But how effective are they in real-world scenarios? Th
As the threat of quantum computing looms, Microsoft has taken a crucial step in securing its core cryptographic library, SymCrypt, with two new encryption algorithms designed to withstand attacks from these powerful machines. But how vulnerable are our current encryption methods, and what does the f
