Experts warn quantum computers could someday forge Bitcoin’s digital signatures, allowing unauthorized transactions.

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Telefónica Tech points to a series of benefits in the use of blockchain technology: All transactions are carried out in a ...

Classic cybersecurity tools are nearly powerless against semantic attacks. Signature detection, hashing, and code audits all depend on identifying explicit changes in code or data, but meaning-level ...

What’s a blockchain? Is The Coin Laundry based on leaked documents? Are crypto transactions anonymous? These questions and ...