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Paul Kocher to moderate RSA Cryptographers’ panel
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/paul-kocher-to-moderate-rsa-cryptographers-panel-3/Paul Kocher, the President and Chief Scientist of Rambus’ Cryptography Research division, will be moderating the RSA 2016 Cryptographers’ Panel on March 1st at 9:50AM. Participants, including Adi Shamir, Moxie Marlinspike, Ronald Rivest and Whitfield Diffie, are slated to discuss the latest advances and revelations in cryptography, as well as the top security trends of […]
Researchers eye optical flow for drone navigation
http://www.rambusblog.com/2016/02/03/researchers-eye-optical-flow-for-drone-navigation/#new_tabAlexander Hellemans of IEEE Spectrum recently reported that a number of drone designers are currently exploring a technique known as optical flow, which is based on the speed of objects passing a subject’s field of vision. “[We] use optical flow to give us a sense of how fast we’re going when we’re driving,” Hellemans explained. […]
10 Top Mobile Payments / Fintech Twitter Feeds
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/10-top-mobile-payments-fintech-twitter-feeds/With more and more people turning to social media for their news fix, Twitter has become a hotbed for discussion and debate on the current state, and future, of mobile payments and FinTech. But, with a seemingly infinite number of accounts and opinions out there, keeping up with all things payments via Twitter can be […]
Researchers eye optical flow for drone navigation
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/researchers-eye-optical-flow-for-drone-navigation-2/Alexander Hellemans of IEEE Spectrum recently reported that a number of drone designers are currently exploring a technique known as optical flow, which is based on the speed of objects passing a subject’s field of vision. “[We] use optical flow to give us a sense of how fast we’re going when we’re driving,” Hellemans explained. […]
NIST bolsters random number generators
http://www.rambusblog.com/2016/02/02/nist-bolsters-random-number-generators/#new_tabThe National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published the second draft of a publication that details design principles for entropy sources, which measure the randomness of generated numbers.
NIST bolsters random number generators
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/nist-bolsters-random-number-generators-2/The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published the second draft of a publication that details design principles for entropy sources, which measure the randomness of generated numbers. As FCW’s Sean Lyngaas recently noted, cyber criminals can slice through a user’s communications without reliable random bit generators (RBGs). “Security flaws in random number generators […]
CIOs mull IoT security concerns
http://www.rambusblog.com/2016/02/01/cios-mull-iot-security-concerns/#new_tabDinyar Dastoor, VP and GM at Wind River, recently penned an article for CIOs in Embedded Computing Design that explores the security risks associated with the management and deployment of IoT devices. “For many [CIOs], this will be the first time they’ll have to actively manage such embedded devices across their networks. Indeed, for some […]
CIOs mull IoT security concerns
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/cios-mull-iot-security-concerns-2/Dinyar Dastoor, VP and GM at Wind River, recently penned an article for CIOs in Embedded Computing Design that explores the security risks associated with the management and deployment of IoT devices. “For many [CIOs], this will be the first time they’ll have to actively manage such embedded devices across their networks. Indeed, for some […]
DRAM Power Model
https://www.rambus.com/energy/End User License Agreement for Software: Copyright © 2016 Rambus Inc. All Rights Reserved. Use and modification of the software by the recipient is permitted. Redistribution of the software to any third party is not permitted without the express written authorization of Rambus Inc. Rambus Inc. has no obligation to provide any training for the […]
Is Mr. Robot the new WarGames?
http://www.rambusblog.com/2016/01/28/security-is-mr-robot-the-new-wargames/#new_tabWarGames – which hit theaters way back in 1983 – is an early hacker film starring Matthew Broderick (David Lightman) and Ally Sheedy (Jennifer Mack). For the uninitiated, WarGames depicts the fictional story of David Lightman, a high school hacker who unintentionally accesses WOPR, a military supercomputer operated by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).
