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After decades of failed attempts to access encrypted communications, governments are shifting from persuasion to coercion—security experts say the risks are too high.
Attacks on organisations are reaching levels that threaten to leave them damaged and dysfunctional
For the first time ever, Jason and I record an episode from the floor of the CA/Browser Forum face-to-face meeting. We recap the themes of this meeting, and Jason gives his first impressions of a CABF Face-to-face.
In this episode we explain the potential for future quantum computers to break files signed today with RSA or ECC, called "Trust now, forge later."
Jason describes his recent experience using Amazon Braket.
In this episode Jason explains the fallacy of "playing chicken" with the Quantum Apocalypse. We discuss stack ranking and "eyes open" PQC risk decisions.
In this brief episode we explain why the problem that Shor's Algorithm poses to RSA and ECC can't be solved simply by increasing key size.
Wow. It's episode 500 of Root Causes. Jason and Tim talk about how the podcast has evolved in the past six years, how it has remained consistent, and the updates we're making to keep being a valuable resource for our listeners.
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