Encryption flaws present no immediate security risk
A series of reported flaws in basic encryption “hash” algorithms shouldn’t cause immediate concern. But they do show that...
A series of reported flaws in basic encryption “hash” algorithms shouldn’t cause immediate concern. But they do show that vendors, cryptographers and certifying agencies should make alternatives available.
Infographic: Future-proofing UK technology
The current potential of the UK technology industry is restricted by the lack of tech and digital talent available. Read through this challenge for the future of UK business and our economy.
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