Attackers are harvesting your encrypted data today to decrypt with quantum computers tomorrow. Your 2019 VPN sessions, emails, and trade secrets are already exposed.

Today, threat actors are quietly collecting data, waiting for the day when that information can be cracked with future technology.

A new encryption method developed at Florida International University aims to secure digital content against the threat posed by future quantum computers.

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AES-NI is a CPU instruction set that accelerates AES encryption/decryption using hardware-based processing. Provides 3x–10x performance improvement over software-only AES implementations. Enhances ...