FEATURED SECURITY/CRYPTOGRAPHY
AI Improves Security with Double Encryption Lock
From arXiv • Latest Research
The researchers examined how using multiple encryption keys can improve the security of certain types of encrypted data, specifically by making it harder for hackers to access the information. This study's findings show that using multiple keys can actually make it more difficult for attackers to break into encrypted data, and could potentially lead to better protection of sensitive information in the future.
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AI Learns User Preferences from Data to Improve Security
Scientists created a new way for organizations to write down their security rules in a clear and formal manner, making it easier for them to understand and enforce those rules. This new system can help protect computer systems from unauthorized actions by automatically checking whether a program's activities align with the company's security policies.
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AI Unlocks Secure Collaboration with New Data-Sharing Breakthrough
Scientists created a new way to securely share information among multiple groups, allowing them to perform calculations together while keeping their individual data private. This breakthrough has the potential to improve online security by making it easier for people or organizations to collaborate on sensitive projects without risking their secrets being exposed.
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AI Gets Smarter on Your Habits
Scientists developed a way to help computers understand certain types of data more effectively. This improvement has the potential to make computer systems work better, especially in situations where they need to quickly analyze large amounts of information.
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AI Learns Your Secrets by Analyzing Online Habits
Scientists designed a way to prove that an internet security protocol is safe using special mathematical tools. This proof could help students and others understand how secure online transactions work, which is important for keeping people's personal information safe when they're online.
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