We’re pleased to publish the peer review of Professor Jintai Ding, who has been examining the ScramFS cryptographic file system. Professor Ding is well known as one of the world’s leading cryptographers, with numerous patents to his name and having recently made 3 submissions to the NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization. He is a Professor of … Read More.
For Immediate Release Scram Software Launches Scram FS Encryption System to Safeguard Cloud Data and Help SME Customers Reduce Risk and Ensure Stringent HIPPA and GDPR Requirements Melbourne, Australia, London and BOSTON (February 14, 2018) – Scram Software, an award-winning cyber-security software development company, has announced that ScramFS – an internationally peer-reviewed encryption system for … Read More.
Dr Ron Steinfeld is one of the world’s foremost experts in lattice based cryptography, and a senior lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Ron is a familiar figure at cryptography conferences worldwide, serving as program committee member at ASIACRYPT, ACISP and EUROCRYPT. At the ASIACRYPT 2015 conference, Ron Steinfeld was bestowed the award for … Read More.
In Part 1 of this three part article series, we examined the problem of trust in cryptography. We discussed the difficulties of verifying a manufacturer’s claims, the problems of snake oil and the consequences of trusting the wrong product. In this installment, we examine the problem of unintentional weakening of cryptography and, look at some … Read More.
When purchasing a cryptography product, consumers are forced to trust the claims of the manufacturer or salesperson. It’s well beyond the technical ability of most users (and even experienced software developers, system administrators and other I.T. professionals) to verify claims about security. Why is this the case? Because correctly-encrypted data looks random. But it’s virtually … Read More.
We often store sensitive data on devices that can become compromised. For example, it might be a USB disk that we misplaced, or cloud storage that gets compromised. The best way to protect data is via encryption - without the appropriate decryption key, data will be safe from prying eyes and sabotage, both now and … Read More.