Tag: encryption
What a Massive Machine Can Teach Us About the Future of Technology
The Cold War’s most complicated machine dates back to the first wave of computer research, and it is well worth remembering what those early researchers were doing. The earliest Cold War machine—the original computer—was a device that could break complex encryption schemes that had already been created by scientists for decades. Such encryption schemes were…
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The US Government Launches a War on Cybercrime
The idea that the US government will launch a “war” against cybercrime is a complete shock to the average person. However, the latest war on cybercrime is a war that should put a dent in the bottom line of every corporate entity that relies on the Internet. To understand why the US government appears to…
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How to Enable TPM 2 0 Chip on Your PC
Article Title: How to Enable TPM 2 0 Chip on Your PC if It’s Supported | Computer Hardware. You’re using Windows. You get a new laptop. You’re about to download TPM 2 0 software. It’s time to know if TPM 2 0 support Windows. It may require special drivers to operate the chip. It may…
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Adopting Encrypted DNS in Enterprise Networks
Adopting Encrypted DNS in Enterprise Networks. This article introduces the concepts of DNS encryption and shares ideas on how you can set up DNS encryption for use in your enterprise network. As a part of the Network Security division of the Software Engineering Department (SE), we are responsible for designing and implementing security-focused security technologies…
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Security in the Digital World
Security in the digital world is a highly complicated and interlinked topic. Each and every aspect of the security industry has the potential to affect the whole. Therefore, it is necessary to have a well-defined set of guidelines and rules for all the players. This article explains different definitions and examples of different forms of…
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