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New security system to revolutionize communications privacy

KAUST ·

Researchers from KAUST, University of St. Andrews, and the Center for Unconventional Processes of Sciences have developed an uncrackable security system using optical chips. The system uses silicon chips with complex structures that are irreversibly changed to send information, achieving "perfect secrecy" through a one-time key. This method leverages classical physics and the second law of thermodynamics to ensure that keys are never stored, communicated, or recreated, making interception impossible. Why it matters: This breakthrough has the potential to revolutionize communications privacy globally, offering an unbreakable method for securing confidential data on public channels.

AIDRC’s Dr. Thierry Lestable features in sponsor interview ahead of Black Hat USA 2022

TII ·

Dr. Thierry Lestable, Executive Director of AIDRC, was interviewed at Black Hat USA 2022, discussing AIDRC's projects in Cyber Reasoning Systems (CRS) and infrastructure security. He highlighted the growing availability of AI within system design, advances in LLMs, and the impact of quantum computing on cybersecurity. He emphasized AIDRC's commitment to developing cybersecurity systems and software. Why it matters: The interview showcases AIDRC's contributions to cybersecurity research and development, highlighting the UAE's growing role in addressing global cybersecurity challenges through AI and advanced technologies.