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Quantum Resistant Cryptography: Introducing SIKE for Java
The SIKE for Java library is the world's first production-quality implementation of SIKE - a NIST PQC competition 3rd round alternate candidate - written in pure Java.
Video: Post-Quantum Cryptography in Digital Banking
The security of digital banking systems often relies on strong cryptography. However, the algorithms we currently know and take for granted, such as RSA or ECC, are threatened by a new computational paradigm and a machine with an unprecedented force: the quantum computer.
Three Important Tips To Help You Select App Shielding for Your Mobile Banking App
The demand for in-app protection is driven by security requirements, as well as regulatory compliance.
Malwarelytics: What Is New In The September 2020 Release?
We released a new version of Malwarelytics with several neat improvements that will help our customers combat mobile banking malware even more efficiently.
Messenger or Joker? Famous Android Malware Hides on Google Play Again.
Android users should be alert when downloading messaging apps from Google Play.
Do Your Android Apps Leak Sensitive Data via Accessibility Services?
Accessibility services are one of the most powerful features of Android, but they also pose a security and privacy risk.
Malwarelytics: What Is New In The July 2020 Release?
We just released a new version of Malwarelytics with several really neat improvements that will help our customers combat mobile malware.
Round 3 of NIST Post-Quantum Contest Has Started
NIST announced the round 3 of the contest for post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) algorithms, selecting 7 finalists and 8 alternate candidates.
Safe or Malicious? Learn the Common Techniques of Malware Cybercriminals.
The more people use smartphones, the bigger amount of various apps they install to manage their daily tasks or spend leisure time.
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