NIST has selected 26 algorithms as semifinalists in its quest to develop cryptographic standards that will be able to withstand quantum computers.
Charles Dickens’ “favorite child,” David Copperfield is a sprawling book that delivers everything you expect from a Dickens novel.
“Quantum computing will have a major impact on cryptography,” the National Academies says in a new report. Developing quantum-resistant cryptography “is critical for minimizing the chance of a security and privacy disaster.”
You’ve seen the play! You’ve watched the movie! Now read the book!
Don’t fear The Whale. Despite all of the attention from scholars, Moby Dick really is an exciting adventure story.
Scientists will meet next week in Versailles, France, to fundamentally redefine the International System of Units—the metric system—which underpins global science and economy.
This week marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the colossal idiocy that was World War I, a good time to consider Svejk. He is the quintessential soldier and The Good Soldier Svejk is the quintessential antiwar novel.
It’s almost Halloween. Looking for appropriate reading material? The definitive vampire tale, Dracula shows very little age more than 120 years after it was written.
Everyone knows about them, many have read them, but the books are worth reading again.
Who knew the End Time would be this funny?