Moore’s law predicts that the number of transistors on a microchip will double approximately every two years, significantly impacting cryptography.
Cryptography News
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“I’ve been working on a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party,” Satoshi wrote in an Oct. 31 email in 2008.
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Storage proofs could prove useful for services like account recovery, tapping into the ability to access and verify historical Ethereum data.
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Quantum computing could revolutionize finance by solving complex problems quickly, improving risk management and enhancing cybersecurity measures.
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CryptoHarlem founder Matt Mitchell says government and corporate surveillance and citizens’ inability to protect against it are great threats to personal security.
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Cointelegraph sat down with activist and cybersecurity expert Chelsea Manning to discuss how blockchain technology can combat challenges associated with artificial intelligence.
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Aztec Network said the research made with Aztec Connect would be usable and critical to developing a next-generation blockchain.
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Blockchain technology — including zero-knowledge proofs — doesn’t yet provide adequate solutions for identity verification.
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DeFi is built on top of existing smart contract platforms like Ethereum, while Web3 is built on the internet itself. Here are other ways they differ.
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A trusted setup ceremony is an initial process needed to secure systems that utilize zero-knowledge proofs.
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The addition to the satellite constellation was part of efforts to make space a “new battleground in the quest for bulletproof cryptography” by expanding computational power.
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Humanode is the decentralized crypto-biometric network based on 1 human = 1 node = 1 vote ethos that brings Sybil resistance to the crypto space.
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Bitcoin’s creator seemed to succeed where others failed — initially. What did he do differently? He rotated record-keepers.
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Multi-party computation, or MPC, is a subset of cryptography that distributes computation across multiple parties.
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Quantum computing still has a long way to go before posing a threat to blockchain technology.
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