#cryptographics

Academic researchers have revealed in a paper published Thursday that a newly discovered vulnerability baked into Apple’s M-series of chips allows attackers to extract secret keys from Macs when they perform widely used cryptographic operations. Dan Goodin for Ars Technica: ‎ The flaw — a side channel allowing end-to-end key extractions when Apple chips run implementations of widely used…

A currency for the future

18 October 2013 | caymannetnews.com

With the revolution of the Internet, Bit currency is here to stay and the Cayman monetary authority should start exploring this possibility.

Bitcoin is an electronic system that uses peer-to-peer network, digital signatures and cryptographics to create a currency.

Bitcoin is also defined as an experimental, decentralised digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Operating without a central authority, this form of trading manages transactions and issues money collectively by the network.