A poll in the US has found widespread support for a ban on "uncrackable" encryption products, following US Congress proposals to tighter restrictions on software that scrambles electronic data.

Scientists from the Department of Physics at Lancaster University in the UK have come up with an uncrackable encryption scheme inspired by the way the heart and lungs interact, which gives it an ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. The Energy Department's Los Alamos National Laboratory and a Boston startup are joining efforts in a marathon to build uncrackable ...

An encryption concept called Intrinsic Use Control uses a nuclear weapon’s fluctuating radiation fields to create use control numbers, and would be able to protect the weapon and its components from ...

With a certain amount of inevitability, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are taking another swing at one of the technologies they really love to hate -- encryption. This ebook, based on the ...

A team of researchers from the Harbin Institute of Technology in China have developed a system by which invisible ink and a basic cipher can be combined with relatively simple AI to create an ...

This small device developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory uses the truly random spin of light particles as defined by laws of quantum mechanics to generate a random number for use in a ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Uncrackable encryption based on quantum-key distribution could soon come to a network near you. Two Swiss companies last week joined hands with a trade organization in pledging to ...

An international team of boffins has created optical chips that enable information to be sent from user to user using a one-time unhackable communication that achieves "perfect secrecy" allowing ...

Japan-based Line is finally bringing end-to-end encryption to its mobile messaging service, which is used by over 211 million people worldwide each month. The company said today that a new security ...

Researchers at Greece's University of Crete and the Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH) have developed an optical encryption approach said to achieve an exceptional level of security ...