Sead Fadilpašić - Page 42
Sead Fadilpašić is a journalist and content writer who covers blockchain, cybersecurity, privacy, technology, and digital business. His work is featured on a wide range of international publications and technology websites, including Cryptonews and Tom's Hardware. His work focuses on cybersecurity threats, data privacy, emerging technologies, and the broader impact of technology on businesses and consumers. Based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, he has been reporting on technology-related topics for more than a decade.
Why Satoshi Split 1.1 Million Bitcoin Across 22,000 Wallets
A researcher at crypto fund Bitwise says Bitcoin’s creator Satoshi built a quantum defense into the network back in 2010....
IBM, University of Sydney Advance Quantum Error Correction
Researchers from the University of Sydney and IBM have demonstrated a new approach to improving quantum error correction that significantly...
This VPN Ditches Password-Based Security for Quantum Protection
Symmatrics has introduced a new quantum-secure virtual private network (VPN) designed to protect organizations against credential-based cyberattacks and future quantum...
U.S. War Department Launches $200M Quantum Sensing Initiative
The U.S. Department of War has launched a new initiative that could invest up to $200 million over the next...
U.S. Energy Department Unveils Bold 2028 Quantum Computing Plan
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled Quantum Genesis, an ambitious initiative to develop and deploy what it hopes...
New IQM Codes Cut Quantum Errors by 1,000x
IQM Quantum Computers has unveiled a new family of quantum error-correcting codes that it says dramatically improves quantum reliability without...
Trump Signs Quantum Order to Boost U.S. Technology Leadership
President Donald Trump has signed a sweeping executive order designed to strengthen the United States’ leadership in quantum technologies through...
Why Post-Quantum Signatures Are 10-50x Larger and What That Means for Fees
The headline number for post-quantum signature schemes is the size multiplier. ECDSA secp256k1 signatures are 71-72 bytes. ML-DSA at typical...
WOTS+ and XMSS: The Hash-Based Schemes Bitcoin Proposals Lean On
Picture a signature scheme so paranoid about quantum computers that it makes you destroy each key right after you sign...
Postquant Labs Launches Shared Quantum Network to Guard Blockchain Assets
Postquant Labs has rolled out Quip Network, a decentralized protocol that pools idle quantum computing power to defend up to...