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Dartmouth Researcher Investigates Digital Secrecy
August 24, 2001 — Hany Farid, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Dartmouth College, is a modern-day Sherlock Holmes. Farid strives to unlock the mysteries of steganography -— hiding and sending secret ... > full story -
New Light-Based Computer Runs At Quantum Speeds
May 15, 2001 — A simple computer that marries the mind-boggling computing power of quantum mechanics with the ease of manipulating light has been built by researchers at the University of Rochester. The device ... > full story -
Purdue Team Develops Watermark To Protect Electronic Documents
April 27, 2001 — Using watermarks to preserve the integrity of printed documents dates back 2000 years. Research by a pair of Purdue University professors could bring that time-tested method into the electronic ... > full story -
Eavesdroppers Beware: Single Photon Emission Prepares Way For Quantum Cryptography
December 22, 2000 — Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) report in the Dec. 22 issue of Science that they have built a device from which the emission of a single photon (particle of light) ... > full story -
Johns Hopkins Launches Information Security Institute; Center Will Focus On Cyber-Crime, E-Commerce, Privacy Issues And More
December 4, 2000 — The Johns Hopkins University, supported by a $10 million "seed" gift, is establishing a research center to tackle the complex technological, legal, ethical and public policy challenges of ... > full story -
Collecting Research Data On Computer Wave Of Future, UT Southwestern Researchers Report In Jama
October 10, 2000 — Secure Internet sites could become an important tool for medical research, according to an article by two UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas ... > full story -
You'd Have To Break The Laws Of Physics To Break This Code
April 27, 2000 — Scientists are a step closer to creating secret codes that are absolutely unbreakable, advancing hopes for protecting sensitive data from any kind of computer attack. ... > full story -
Lucent's Bell Labs Releases Free Linux Software That Foils The Most Common Computer Security Attack
April 20, 2000 — Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs is releasing free Linux software that foils the most common form of computer security attack: buffer ... > full story -
Quantum Memory: U-M Physicists Show It's Not Just For Theorists Anymore
January 20, 2000 — Using ultrafast lasers and a beam of cesium atoms, University of Michigan physicists have created a database that stores and retrieves data in atomic quantum phase, instead of the bits and bytes used ... > full story -
Latest In Computer Security Revealed At WPI International
August 18, 1999 — More than 180 computer security experts, half of whom traveled from outside the United States, converged on Worcester Polytechnic Institute for the 1999 Workshop on Cryptographic Hardware and ... > full story -
Olympics Of Information Scrambling -- NIST Announces Encryption Standard Finalists
August 11, 1999 — One of the most important competitions in the history of cryptography--and for the future support of secure electronic commerce--entered a new phase today when the Commerce Department's National ... > full story -
Sandia Researchers Develop World's Fastest Encryptor -- Soon Will Protect Classified Computer Information
July 7, 1999 — The world's fastest encryption device, developed at the Department of Energy's (DOE) Sandia National Laboratories, should soon be protecting data being transmitted from supercomputers, ... > full story
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