Tag Cryptography and Security

All Your Cards Are Belong To Us: Understanding the Inner Workings of Carding Forums

Underground online forums have become hotbeds for illicit activities, enabling trades of stolen goods and illegal services. One particular type of forum, known as carding forums, is infamous for facilitating the trading of financial information. While existing literature has primarily… Continue Reading →

Revolutionizing Password Synchronization with PALPAS: The Future of Secure and Convenient Password Management

In this digitally advanced era, the challenge of managing multiple passwords across various devices and online services has become a major concern for users. Traditional password synchronization tools store encrypted passwords in centralized databases, leaving them vulnerable to unauthorized access… Continue Reading →

The Vulnerabilities of the New South Wales iVote System: A Lesson in Online Voting Security

Online voting has long been hailed as a convenient and efficient way to engage voters and streamline the electoral process. However, a research article titled “The New South Wales iVote System: Security Failures and Verification Flaws in a Live Online… Continue Reading →

Maximizing Reliability, Security, and Cost-Efficiency with CDStore: A Breakthrough in Cloud Storage

Cloud storage has become an essential part of our digital lives, providing users with the convenience, accessibility, and scalability they require. However, concerns over reliability, security, and cost-efficiency have been prevalent, prompting researchers to develop advanced techniques to address these… Continue Reading →

Governing Africa: Tackling Security Challenges and Building Peace

Governance, security, and conflict resolution in Africa are complex yet interconnected issues that have long influenced the continent’s development path. In a research article titled “Governance, Security, and Conflict Resolution in Africa” published by Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o in 1998, the… Continue Reading →

Melbourne Shuffle: Enhancing Cloud Data Security through Improved Oblivious Storage

Cloud storage has become an integral part of modern-day data management, offering convenience, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. However, concerns regarding data security and privacy have also arisen. In response to these challenges, researchers Olga Ohrimenko, Michael T. Goodrich, Roberto Tamassia, and… Continue Reading →

Empowering Users with Verifiable Security: Public Key Infrastructure Based on Authentication of Media Attestments

In an increasingly connected world, the need for secure online communications has never been more important. Users value the privacy and confidentiality of their online interactions, but traditional key distribution methods have proven to be inadequate for automatic use. This… Continue Reading →

Comparative Study: DES, 3DES, and AES – Which Encryption Algorithm Reigns Supreme?

In the digital era, where information can be easily accessed and distributed, ensuring the security and privacy of sensitive data has become a paramount concern. With the advent of multimedia technologies and widespread internet usage, the need for robust encryption… Continue Reading →

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