A Singapore-based scientist warns that China's quantum satellite could be hacked due to exploitable tiny delays between its ...

Hackers could intercept coded messages sent by lasers on China’s quantum communication network, research suggests.

The China Telecom Quantum Group announced last week the launch of the world’s first self-proclaimed distributed cryptography system that combines two core technologies. The comp ...

This strategy is important in quantum computing, when power and speed will have the ability to wreak havoc on data security.

Watch the video of the live demo here: SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) ("SEALSQ" or "Company"), a company that focuses on ...

The appeal and challenges of quantum key distribution What makes QKD so ... in the same way as post-quantum cryptography. In the short to medium term, classical laser communications will continue ...

Quantum Key Distribution is revolutionizing IT security ... Comparison of classical and quantum cryptography (source Juniper Research). Although quantum computers have not yet reached this level of ...

A Chinese state-owned company has unveiled what it described as the world’s first commercial cryptography system that cannot ...

In symmetric cryptography, encryption and decryption or signing and verification are done with the same key, which the parties must agree on in advance. This leads to a problem known as the key ...

Facility also includes platforms for testing quantum key distribution (QKD) systems, which are designed to enable encrypted communication resistant to potential threats from future quantum computers.

Quantum-resistant cryptography, also known as post-quantum ... Unfortunately, while quantum key distribution is possible, it requires specialised hardware that’s not practical for widespread ...

China Telecom Quantum Group has launched the world's first commercial cryptography system, claimed to be impervious to ...