Super-secure quantum-based data encryption for everyone

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With a new device set to make unbreakable, quantum-based cryptographic security available for everyone for the very first time, ordinary people will be able to use cryptographic systems that – until recently – only existed as experiments in the most advanced physics laboratories. Developed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) the device incorporates the quantum mechanics of random photon polarization to generate random numbers and create cryptographic keys... Continue Reading Super-secure quantum-based data encryption for everyone

Section: Computers

Tags: Cryptography, Encryption, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Quantum, Quantum Mechanics, Security, Whitewood Encryption Systems

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