Archives for cryptography
Data storage options database and blockchain are architecturally different and come with their own sets of advantages, vulnerabilities, and challenges. On the one hand, database storage is based on client-server-based architecture and can function in small and large scale environments. Under database storage, the client acts as a receiver, and servers– the data storage place–…
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Facebook’s Pytorch had created a huge buzz in the market when it was released five years ago. Now, it is not only the most preferred frameworks for Machine Learning and Deep Learning models but also one of the most powerful tools in research to develop new libraries and frameworks(like Huggingface, Fast.ai, etc). One of the…
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What Does Toshiba’s Recent Investment In AI And Cryptography Projects In Japan Mean For The Company
Having given up the nuclear project in the US, the Japanese multinational conglomerate reported an operating profit for fiscal 2019, which tripled in the year to 130.5 billion yen. At the same time, the group has dropped some core operations, including the memory chip business and emphasised back to its core strength of industrial applications…
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Securing Data by Implementing Encryption and Decryption of Data in Python
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A cryptographic hash function is an algorithm which can be executed on data, like a file or a password, to create a value called a checksum. A hash function takes an input, or a message and returns with a fixed-size string of bytes. Any data can be hashed, regardless of its size or type and…
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With almost all the tech giants and academia working for the advancement of quantum computing, the day is not far when researchers will be using quantum computers for their works. Quantum algorithms have been achieving a potential speed-up for quite a few years now. Also, interest in the areas of quantum computing and quantum-resistant cryptography…
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From ID cards to diagnosis, the availability of personal data has never been this high. Google, in a move to fortify its stance towards data privacy, open sources a new tool Private Join and Compute. With Private Join and Compute, Google goes old school with cryptography by combining two fundamental cryptographic techniques to protect individual…
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Subhash Kak, one of the biggest names in cryptography and neural network worldwide, recently accepted the Padma Shri award in the field of science and engineering. He is known for proposing ground-breaking advancements in artificial intelligence, cryptography and quantum computing. The Indian-American scientist was chosen for the award from a list of nearly 50,000 nominations.…
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Subhash Kak, one of the biggest names in cryptography and neural network worldwide, recently accepted the Padma Shri award in the field of science and engineering. He is known for proposing ground-breaking advancements in artificial intelligence, cryptography and quantum computing. The Indian-American scientist was chosen for the award from a list of nearly 50,000 nominations.…
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“In classical computers, you give me a certain input, I put it in my computer, I give you an output. But if our hardware was quantum mechanical, rather than just sequentially providing some input and reading out the answers, I could prepare the computer register in the quantum superpositions of many different kinds of inputs.”…
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