On Wednesday, Zoom said it planned to launch end-to-end encryption (E2EE) capabilities from next week. E2EE will let the company’s users create individual encryption keys that will be used to encode voice or video calls between them and other conference members. These keys will be stored locally and will not Continue Reading
The “Five Eyes” alliance along with government representatives for India and Japan, have demanded that technology companies insert “backdoors” in encrypted apps to give LEAs the access they say needed to police online delinquency. In a statement, the officials of the US, India, Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Japan said that Continue Reading
What is cryptography? Cryptography is about producing written or generated encryptions that allow information to be kept secret. Cryptography translates data into a format that is illegible for an illegal user, letting it be spread without unlawful entities decrypting it back into a legible format, thus affecting the data. Cryptography Continue Reading
WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption is only safe if you have no encryption keys. But investigators at Check Point Research created a system of determining the encryption keys, a produced a tool to operate messages. The investigators exposed that WhatsApp uses the protobuf2 protocol in its communication. By translating the protobuf2 data Continue Reading
Owing to fresh changes in the Ryuk Ransomware encryption procedure, a bug in the decryptor is likely to result in data loss in large files. Ryuk is a ransomware infection which targets government or private companies by gaining access to their networks and then encoding a large number of computers. Continue Reading
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