End-to-end encryption (E2EE) has become the backbone of digital privacy and data protection. From secure messaging apps to confidential business communications, E2EE ensures that only
The Zero Trust principle, “assume nothing, validate everything”, emphasizes that every access request must be authenticated and authorized, regardless of its origin. Zero Trust rejects
Quantum computing poses a new and serious threat to modern encryption. Powerful algorithms like Shor’s can factor large numbers (the foundation of RSA/ECC security) exponentially
Quantum computers pose a grave threat to today’s encryption. Powerful quantum devices could break many widely used algorithms (like RSA and ECC) by solving their
Imagine a future where quantum computers have the power to crack the encryption that keeps our digital world safe. That may sound like science fiction,
In a time when digital transformation has become a foundational pillar of business success, the silent cornerstone enabling trust, security, and resilience is cryptography. Every
What Time is it? In a previous post we mentioned the importance of using cryptographic timestamping to avoid issues related to expiring and, in some
Over the past few years container adoption has grown rapidly. With it has grown the need to sign container images to help prevent supply chain attacks. The standards and tools to sign images have evolved over the years, and can still be a bit tricky to navigate for those new to container signing. This post will provide a brief background on some of the tools and standards, the pros and cons of each, and some best practices to follow when signing in your environment.
Recently, the popular NPM package ua-parser-js was compromised by attackers. At least three malicious versions of the software were released by attackers with capabilities including
