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Why India needs a skills-based approach to build workspaces of the future – India Today
By India Today Education Desk: In today's rapidly evolving global landscape, the digital economy is reshaping how businesses operate and the skills required to succeed. As one of the world's fastest-growing economies, India is witnessing massive changes in how businesses work. As we step into the super intelligence era and to keep pace with the rapid changes in demands of the future, it is crucial for India to adopt a skills-based approach to building its workplaces and equipping its workforce with the necessary competencies.
What to read: Beguiling stories and a memoir of cultural complexity – Sydney Morning Herald
Birth CanalDias Novita Wuri, Scribe, $24.99 Indonesian author Dias Novita Wuri is a rising literary star. Her novella Birth Canal writhes with talent compressed into a forceful and beguiling suite of interconnected stories.
The Future of Mobile Applications: Trends to Watch in 2022 – Fagen wasanni
Emerging Trends in Mobile Applications: What to Expect in 2022 As we step into 2022, the future of mobile applications is set to be shaped by a host of emerging trends. The mobile app industry, which has been on a steady growth trajectory for the past decade, is poised to continue its upward trend, driven by advancements in technology and changing consumer behaviors.
Implementing Application Level Encryption at Scale: Insights from Atlassian’s Use of AWS and Cryptor – InfoQ.com
Atlassian recently published how it performs Application Level Encryption at scale on AWS while utilising high cache hit rates and maintaining low costs. Atlassian's solution runs over 12,500 instances and manages over 1,540 KMS keys. It performs over 11 billion decryptions and 811 million encryptions daily, costing $2,500 per month versus a potential $1,000,000 per month using a naive solution
Researchers Find ‘Backdoor’ in Encrypted Police and Military Radios – VICE
Hacking. Disinformation
Google Messages Getting Cross-Platform End-to-End Encryption with MLS Protocol – The Hacker News
Jul 24, 2023THNMobile Security / Privacy Google has announced that it intends to add support for Message Layer Security (MLS) to its Messages service for Android and open source implementation of the specification. "Most modern consumer messaging platforms (including Google Messages) support end-to-end encryption, but users today are limited to communicating with contacts who use the same platform," Giles Hogben, privacy engineering director at Google, said.
Hacking police radios: 30-year-old crypto flaws in the spotlight – Naked Security
If youd been quietly chasing down cryptographic bugs in a proprietary police radio system since 2021, but youd had to wait until the second half of 2023 to go public with your research, how would you deal with the reveal? Youd probably do what researchers at boutique Dutch cybersecurity consultancy Midnight Blue did: line up a world tour of conference appearances in the US, Germany and Denmark (Black Hat, Usenix, DEF CON, CCC and ISC), and turn your findings into a BWAIN
Nubevas Ransomware Key Interception and Decryption Technology Validated in Third-Party Lab – SecurityWeek
NuRR is a product that claims to intercept and capture the encryption keys at the start of a ransomwares encryption process. With the keys caught, any successful encryption can be rapidly decrypted without paying a ransom
Almost 50 Years Into the Crypto Wars, Encryption’s Opponents Are … – WIRED
When I contemplate the return of the crypto warsattempts to block citizens use of encryption by officials who want unfettered spying powersI look back with dread on the late Middle Ages. I wasnt alive back then, but one feature of those times lingers in my consciousness. Starting around 1337 and all the way until 1453, England and France fought a series of bloody battles.
Apple Threatens to Pull iMessage and FaceTime from U.K. Amid Surveillance Demands – The Hacker News
Jul 22, 2023THNEncryption / Privacy Apple has warned that it would rather stop offering iMessage and FaceTime services in the U.K. than bowing down to government pressure in response to new proposals that seek to expand digital surveillance powers available to state intelligence agencies. The development, first reported by BBC News, makes the iPhone maker the latest to join the chorus of voices protesting against forthcoming legislative changes to the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) 2016 in a manner that would effectively render encryption protections ineffective.