Yael Tauman Kalai on her career, proof systems, and certifying correctness.
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Validating Factual Personal Information
What properties would be useful to realize in a system intended to keep personal information, where it is needed, up to date?
Unlocking the Potential of Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Blockchain
The intricate world of zero-knowledge proofs and their role within the blockchain.
In software companies a natural conflict exists between security teams and product delivery teams—one's nature is to slow down progress, the other wants to speed it up. The secret is to view security as an enabler, not a hindrance.
Protecting Life-Saving Medical Devices From Cyberattack
Alex Vakulov ponders how to protect the Internet of Medical Things.
Confidential computing enables users to authenticate code running in TEEs, but users also need evidence this code is trustworthy.
Creating the First Confidential GPUs
The team at NVIDIA brings confidentiality and integrity to user code and data for accelerated computing.
Hardware VM Isolation in the Cloud
Enabling confidential computing with AMD SEV-SNP technology.
Confidential Computing: Elevating Cloud Security and Privacy
Working toward a more secure and innovative future.
Generative artificial intelligence and the law: there is no turning back.
Multiple Data Leaks at 23andme
From early August through October, genetics testing firm 23andme and its users were subject to dark web posts regarding millions of user profiles and genetic data records that cybercriminals leaked or breached. Threat actors have advertised various collections of the data records from the leaks for sale. According to BleepingComputer, and based on input from […]
Magnetic Sensors Pinpoint GPU Cryptojacking Attacks
Identifying incursions with magnetic sensors.
All Photos are Fake Until Proven Real
The blurred lines of photographic reality in the AI Era.
Public companies now must report material cybersecurity incidents within four business days.
Should Schools Rely on Government for Cyber Protection?
Can the federal government protect K-12 schools and their students from cyberattacks?
Technical Perspective: A Rare Glimpse of Tracking Fake Reviews
"Leveraging Social Media to Buy Fake Reviews," by Sherry He et al., represents a breakthrough in our empirical understanding of fake reviews on Amazon.
The barriers to information generation and sharing have plummeted; information consumers can choose among billions of potential sources. This is information at scale.
Gary Marcus considers it appropriate that governments are stepping up on artificial intelligence, but finds some of the resulting signals deeply worrisome.
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