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NIST Action Will Heat Post-Quantum Crypto Market: Report

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Action by a government standards agency on potential post-quantum cryptographic algorithms will strongly boost the PQC market over the next five years, according to an international research and consulting firm. In its recently released post-quantum cryptography application analysis report, ABI Research predicted that PQC revenue would increase by 12% from US$196 million in 2022 to …

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Vertiv Introduces Water-Efficient Liquid Cooling Solution For High-Density Data Centres In Europe, The Middle East And Africa (EMEA)

Vertiv introduces a water-efficient liquid cooling solution for…

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(MENAFN-Mid-East.Info) Vertiv™ Liebert® XDU Enables Liquid Cooling for High Performance Computing Applications, While Supporting Waste Heat Recovery and Circular Economy DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) ( introduced the Liebert® XDU ( a new generation of thermal management systems that supports liquid-cooled servers and enables quality, throughput and temperature control). pressure of liquids.As high-density …

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AI and residual finger heat could be a password cracker's last tools

AI and residual finger heat could be a password cracker’s last tools

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Hacking and password guessing attempts are successful enough to put more than a little gray in the hair of experienced cybersecurity professionals. Now, new research shows that even more effective hacking attempts could be perpetrated by attackers equipped with a cheap thermal imaging camera and a few simple deep learning models. AI-based attacks have been …

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This “thermal attack” can read your password from the heat your fingers leave behind

This “thermal attack” can read your password from the heat your fingers leave behind

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A thermal image showing heat traces left by fingertips on a keyboard, which researchers believe could be used to crack passwords. Image: University of Glasgow Computer security researchers say they’ve developed an AI-driven system that can guess computer and smartphone passwords in seconds by examining the heat signatures that fingertips leave on keyboards and screens …

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