CyCon 2018, Thomas Dullien’s ‘Security, Moore’s Law, And The Anomaly Of Cheap Complexity’
CyCon 2018, Thomas Dullien’s ‘Security, Moore’s Law, And The Anomaly Of Cheap Complexity’

by Marc Handelman on June 17, 2018

Quite likely, the most imnportant meida discussing hardware security, computer science, and complexity escalation you may view today (if you are interested in that sort of thing, that is). Slides available.

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