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Report Claims Bitcoin's Mysterious Founder Is UK Entrepreneur. He Denies It
Satoshi left behind many written clues, including the Bitcoin white paper and posts explaining how Bitcoin works.
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British Cryptographer Adam Back Responds After Report Suggests He Might Be Bitcoin Creator 'Satoshi Nakamoto'
A New York Times report has suggested that Adam Back could be Satoshi Nakamoto, citing similarities in writing style, technical ideas, and early cryptographic work. However, the claim remains unproven, with Back denying the allegations. The debate adds to ongoing speculation around Bitcoin’s anonymous creator.
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Google Warns Quantum Computers Could Crack Cryptographic Systems Sooner Than Expected
New research from Google indicates that quantum computers could break encryption using fewer resources than previously thought. The findings highlight potential vulnerabilities in existing cryptographic systems and suggest that the timeline for real-world threats may be shorter. As concerns around crypto security grow, the study reinforces the need...
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Major Boost For Pakistan's F-16 Fleet As US Okays $686 Million Tech Upgrade
The United States has reportedly approved a major arms deal worth $686 million to sell advanced technology and support for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets.
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World's Top Crypto Experts Lose 'Key' To Their Own Election. Results Locked Forever
Members of a leading security organisation were unable to decrypt the election results after an official lost one of three secret code keys.
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WhatsApp Will Soon Offer Secure AI Access via Meta's Private Processing Technology
Meta is introducing a new technology called Private Processing for WhatsApp that will allow users to access artificial intelligence (AI) tools in a private and secure environment. On Tuesday, the Menlo Park-based tech giant shared a first look at the technology and how it is ensuring both data security as well as transparency at the user level.
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Income Tax Bill 2025 Clarifies Virtual Digital Asset Definition, Includes NFTs: Key Details
The Income Tax Bill 2025 classifies any cryptographically generated code, number, or token representing inherent value as part of the country's VDA ecosystem.
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Apple Upgrades iMessage With PQ3 Quantum Computer-Resistant Encryption Protocol
Apple is updating iMessage with a PQ3 new cryptographic protocol to protect users from sophisticated attacks using quantum computers. According to Apple, the new encryption protocol could protect users from scenarios where encrypted data has been stored, only to be decrypted using a quantum computer at a later date.
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Cryptosat, SpaceX Push Out Satellite ‘Crypto2’ into Earth’s Orbit: Details
A Falcon 9 rocket from Elon Musk’s SpaceX released Crypto1 satellite from the Cryptosat team into the Earth’s orbit on January 3. Like its predecessor, this satellite is aimed at powering cryptographic, blockchain and ledger applications. The physical accessibility of satellites makes them a secure point-of-information storage, that guarantees ...
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iPod Co-Creator Tony Fadell Launches Ledger Stax Offline Cryptocurrency Wallet: All You Need to Know
Tony Fadell, the co-creator of the iPod, has launched the Ledger Stax, a hardware wallet used to store cryptocurrency offline. The Ledger Stax is a credit-card sized device featuring a curved spine and e-ink display, and is priced at $279 (roughly Rs. 23,000).
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Report Claims Bitcoin's Mysterious Founder Is UK Entrepreneur. He Denies It
Satoshi left behind many written clues, including the Bitcoin white paper and posts explaining how Bitcoin works.
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British Cryptographer Adam Back Responds After Report Suggests He Might Be Bitcoin Creator 'Satoshi Nakamoto'
A New York Times report has suggested that Adam Back could be Satoshi Nakamoto, citing similarities in writing style, technical ideas, and early cryptographic work. However, the claim remains unproven, with Back denying the allegations. The debate adds to ongoing speculation around Bitcoin’s anonymous creator.
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Google Warns Quantum Computers Could Crack Cryptographic Systems Sooner Than Expected
New research from Google indicates that quantum computers could break encryption using fewer resources than previously thought. The findings highlight potential vulnerabilities in existing cryptographic systems and suggest that the timeline for real-world threats may be shorter. As concerns around crypto security grow, the study reinforces the need...
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Major Boost For Pakistan's F-16 Fleet As US Okays $686 Million Tech Upgrade
The United States has reportedly approved a major arms deal worth $686 million to sell advanced technology and support for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets.
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World's Top Crypto Experts Lose 'Key' To Their Own Election. Results Locked Forever
Members of a leading security organisation were unable to decrypt the election results after an official lost one of three secret code keys.
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WhatsApp Will Soon Offer Secure AI Access via Meta's Private Processing Technology
Meta is introducing a new technology called Private Processing for WhatsApp that will allow users to access artificial intelligence (AI) tools in a private and secure environment. On Tuesday, the Menlo Park-based tech giant shared a first look at the technology and how it is ensuring both data security as well as transparency at the user level.
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Income Tax Bill 2025 Clarifies Virtual Digital Asset Definition, Includes NFTs: Key Details
The Income Tax Bill 2025 classifies any cryptographically generated code, number, or token representing inherent value as part of the country's VDA ecosystem.
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Apple Upgrades iMessage With PQ3 Quantum Computer-Resistant Encryption Protocol
Apple is updating iMessage with a PQ3 new cryptographic protocol to protect users from sophisticated attacks using quantum computers. According to Apple, the new encryption protocol could protect users from scenarios where encrypted data has been stored, only to be decrypted using a quantum computer at a later date.
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Cryptosat, SpaceX Push Out Satellite ‘Crypto2’ into Earth’s Orbit: Details
A Falcon 9 rocket from Elon Musk’s SpaceX released Crypto1 satellite from the Cryptosat team into the Earth’s orbit on January 3. Like its predecessor, this satellite is aimed at powering cryptographic, blockchain and ledger applications. The physical accessibility of satellites makes them a secure point-of-information storage, that guarantees ...
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iPod Co-Creator Tony Fadell Launches Ledger Stax Offline Cryptocurrency Wallet: All You Need to Know
Tony Fadell, the co-creator of the iPod, has launched the Ledger Stax, a hardware wallet used to store cryptocurrency offline. The Ledger Stax is a credit-card sized device featuring a curved spine and e-ink display, and is priced at $279 (roughly Rs. 23,000).
