19h ago · 6 min read · If you've been ignoring the "quantum computing will break encryption" headlines for the last few years, I get it. It felt like a distant problem. But NIST finalized its first post-quantum cryptography standards in 2024, major browsers already support...
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1d ago · 30 min read · Every time you type an address in your browser, your device makes a DNS query. By default, that query travels in plaintext to your ISP's resolver. The same ISP that swears it doesn't sell your data bu
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Apr 1 · 5 min read · This week Google published a paper that changed the post-quantum timeline. Breaking ECDSA-256 — the signature scheme protecting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most of the web — now requires roughly 1,200 logi
Join discussionApr 1 · 4 min read · Let’s be honest… We’ve all heard this everywhere: “Your data is secured with AES-256 encryption” Cool… but what does that even mean? I used to just nod like: “Yeah yeah… sounds secure 😌” But recent
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Mar 30 · 8 min read · 1. What is a polynomial? A polynomial is an expression built from a variable $x$, using only addition, multiplication, and non-negative integer exponents: $$P(x) = 3x^2 + 2x + 1$$The degree is the highest power of $x$. The example above is degree 2 (...
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Mar 29 · 4 min read · In the age of generative AI and rapid digital transformation, information integrity is facing an unprecedented crisis. As AI tools become exponentially more powerful, we are witnessing the massive sc
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Mar 29 · 6 min read · We were 4 months into our SOC 2 audit when the auditor asked a question that stopped us cold: "How do you prove that your audit logs haven't been modified after the fact?" We looked at each other. Our audit logs were in a PostgreSQL table. Anyone wit...
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