INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Researchers at the University of St Andrews, King Abdullah University of Sciences and Technology (KAUST) and the Center for Unconventional
Processes of Sciences (CUP Sciences) have developed a new uncrackable security system which is set to revolutionize communications
privacy.The international team of scientists have created optical chips that allow for information to be sent from one user to another using
a one-time unhackable communication that is able to achieve 'perfect secrecy' since confidential data can now be protected more securely
than ever before.The researchers' proposed system uses silicon chips that contain complex structures that are irreversibly changed in order
to send information in a one-time key that can't be recreated or intercepted by an attacker.While current standard cryptographic techniques
allow for information to be sent quickly, they can be broken by future computers and quantum algorithms
However, according to the research team, their new method for encrypting data is unbreakable and uses existing communication networks
It also takes up less space on these networks than traditional encrypted communications.Associate professor of electrical engineering at
KAUST and leader of the study, Dr
powerful and quantum computers, all current encryptions will be broken in very short time, exposing the privacy of our present and, more
importantly, past communications
For instance, an attacker can store an encrypted message that is sent today and wait for the right technology to become available to
decipher the communication
Implementing massive and affordable resources of global security is a worldwide problem that this research has the potential to solve for
developing commercial applications for their patented technology and they plan to have a fully functional demo soon.Also check out our
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