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Illustration of Signal clone breached scenario involving TeleMessage with USA and Israel flags

Signal Clone Breached: Critical Flaws in TeleMessage

TeleMessage: A Breach That Exposed Cloud Trust and National Security Risks TeleMessage, marketed as a secure alternative to Signal, became a vector for national compromise after the Signal Clone Breach, which exposed vulnerabilities in sensitive U.S. government environments—including FEMA and White House staff—without proper vetting. In this analysis, Jacques Gascuel reveals how this proprietary messaging […]

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AES-256 CBC, Quantum Security, and Key Segmentation: A Rigorous Scientific Approach

Background: The Foundations of Quantum Security in AES-256 Understanding AES-256 in Classical Cryptography AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), especially its 256-bit variant, provides robust protection for sensitive data. The robustness of AES-256 arises from the complexity of its encryption operations, which require a 256-bit key. This key length makes brute-force attacks nearly impossible on classical computers. […]