Algorithms for "Lightweight Cryptography" have been chosen by NIST to secure small devices

Algorithms for "Lightweight Cryptography" have been chosen by NIST to secure small devices

Security experts from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have declared Ascon - a group of cryptographic algorithms - as the best data protection for lightweight electronics in their program. This winning selection will be released as NIST's lightweight cryptography standard sometime in 2023.

Explaining the Java ECDSA Critical Vulnerability

Explaining the Java ECDSA Critical Vulnerability

On April 19, 2022, information about a severe vulnerability in recent versions of Java shook up the security community.

The need to manage both symmetric and asymmetric keys

The need to manage both symmetric and asymmetric keys

A well-rounded solution for securing digital transactions includes the use of both symmetric and asymmetric cryptography and keys. Each method of data protection has advantages, especially when applied to the right scenarios. We will look at the reasons for using each cryptographic method in this section.