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Time Spent on Authentication: Detailed and Analytical Overview

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Study Overview: Objectives and Scope Understanding the cost of authentication time is crucial to improving productivity and adopting advanced authentication solutions. This study examines the time spent on authentication across various methods, highlighting productivity impacts and exploring advanced tools such as PassCypher NFC HSM for secure and efficient login processes. It provides insights into manual […]

How to Defending Against Keyloggers: A Complete Guide

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What is a keylogger? Successfully Defending Against Keyloggers involves understanding that they are software or hardware tools specifically designed to track and record keystrokes, usually without the user’s knowledge. They are used in both legitimate (e.g., parental controls) and malicious (e.g., spying and password theft) contexts. History of Keyloggers Keyloggers started as simple hardware devices […]

Restart Your Phone Weekly for Mobile Security and Performance

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The Importance of Restarting Your Phone Weekly for Enhanced Mobile Security Restarting your phone weekly is a proactive step that not only disrupts persistent malware but also prevents zero-click exploits from establishing a foothold. By making this a regular habit, you strengthen your mobile security routine and shield sensitive data from cyber threats. Both the […]

Quantum Computing Encryption Threats: Why RSA and AES-256 Remain Secure

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Quantum Computing Encryption Threats: RSA and AES Still Stand Strong Recent advancements in quantum computing, particularly from the D-Wave announcement, have raised concerns about the longevity of traditional encryption standards such as RSA and AES. While the 22-bit RSA key factorization achieved by D-Wave’s quantum computer in October 2024 garnered attention, it remains far from […]