FEATURED SECURITY/CRYPTOGRAPHY
AI Improves Security by Doubling Down on Data Protection
From arXiv • Latest Research
Scientists analyzed how secure it is to use certain encryption methods, specifically combining two or three different layers of protection, to see if they can make data safer from hacking attempts. By studying these combinations, they found that in some cases, adding extra layers of security can actually increase the overall strength of the encryption, making it harder for hackers to break through.
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AI Learns from Data to Understand User Habits Better
Scientists created a new way for organizations to write down their security rules in a clear and understandable format, making it easier to enforce those rules and prevent potential threats. This system, called LaSCO, allows organizations to define security policies as simple statements that consider what actions are allowed or not allowed under specific circumstances.
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Secure AI Learns from Data to Understand User Habits
Scientists have developed a new way to allow multiple people to work together securely, even if some participants might be trying to cheat. This innovation could have significant benefits for secure communication in areas like business or government, by providing a reliable way to protect sensitive information.
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Cracking Ciphers with AI: Harnessing Data to Predict Your Preferences
Scientists created a guide that explains how to use a specific math problem-solving method called the RSA algorithm, which is useful for understanding certain mathematical concepts. This guide matters because it can help students learn and understand important math principles that are used in computer security and data encryption.
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AI Learns from User Data for Smarter Predictions
The researchers used a mathematical framework to test and demonstrate how secure internet connections can be made using a new protocol. This work could help students understand how secure online communications can be designed, making it easier for people to trust their online transactions and interactions.
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