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Reverse Engineering Intellectual Property: Chip Ptychographic X-ray Laminography

Image Credit: Paul Scherrer Institute - Ptychographic X-ray Laminography via Samuel K. Moore - writing for IEEE Spectrum Magazine - comes this outstanding article published on October 7th, 2019; in which, Mr ...
Not Google’s Quantum AI....

Quantum Of Tuesday: Google Quantum AI’s Paper, Whereabouts Known

Not Google’s Quantum AI.... via Bianca Bharti - writing for Canada's National Post, comes news of Google, Inc's (Nasdaq: GOOGL) stunning accomplishment in quantum computation. Described in a paper entitled 'Quantum supremacy ...
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Yubikey, The Weaponization Thereof

The Weaponization of Yubikey - A Primer..., or, Why (Oh Why) Did I Take The Attractive Golden Key Shaped Device At That Trade Show? via Michael Allen, writing over at the fascinating ...
Hardware Security, Ramtin Amin's Take

Hardware Security, Ramtin Amin’s Take

Friend of the Blog Trey Blalock of Firewall Consultants sent a link in yesterday which amgically trasnprted us to Ramtin Amin's Web Blog yesterday (in actuality, a Hardware Security blog of considerable ...
NetSpectre, The New Vector

NetSpectre, The New Vector

Meanwhile, in Spectre (PDF) news, comes word from Ars Technica's Peter Bright, of a newly discovered attack vector (PDF) (dubbed NetSpectre) using the pernicious speculative-execution in-built microscode from the Minds of Intel ...
Fourth Spectre/Meltdown Hole of Doom Discovered

Fourth Spectre/Meltdown Hole of Doom Discovered

via Chris Williams, Editor in Chief of The Register, comes this surprising/yet not surprising fourth security flaw that now joins the Spectre/Meltdown Speculative Execution flaw in modern CPUs. Bad news for all ...
The Grayshift Predicament

The Grayshift Predicament

I am sure you have all read the news of Grayshift's issues battling extortionists and their ilk. I have, however, not seen any significant commentary regarding the data theft this SNAFU could ...