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- 1Cryptographer Matthew Green warns public key cryptography could be lost●Matthew Green: "I think we might lose public key cryptography"
Matthew Green, a well-known cryptographer, has warned that 'we might lose public key cryptography.' The remark has drawn attention among security and cryptography experts, for whom the loss of public key systems would undermine much of modern encryption, including secure web traffic and encrypted messaging. Green did not give further details in the quoted remark, leaving the precise threat he was referring to unclear.
- 2Security Researcher Warns AI Could Crack Bitcoin Within Months●Move Your Bitcoin? Security Researcher's Viral Warning Says AI Could Crack Crypto in Months
A security researcher is circulating a warning that advances in artificial intelligence could allow encryption underpinning Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to be broken within months, urging holders to move their coins to safer storage. The claim is drawing attention across crypto and finance communities, with many experts treating it skeptically.
- 3Historian cracks Napoleonic war letter unread for 217 years▼Breaking the Cipher of the Napoleonic war briefing, unread for 217 years
A coded letter from the Napoleonic era, addressed to Marshal Auguste de Marmont and left undeciphered for 217 years, has finally been decoded. The writeup walks through how the cipher was broken, shedding light on what wartime instructions Napoleon's side was sending. Readers are debating the decoding methods and what the letter reveals about military communications of the period.
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- peterretief/yggstore People and organisations pool their own machines over Yggdrasil to keep files, websites, email for their own domains and