Fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) is a new encryption technique that enables computing on data blindly, without decrypting it.

While blockchain’s decentralisation can provide benefits such as transparency, efficiency and security, privacy is seemingly not one of them.

Optalysys says its server hardware is purpose-built for blockchain encryption, and offers a cheaper alternative to costly and inefficient GPU-based systems, using 40% less energy.

The encryption and interlinkage of blocks within the blockchain ensure that tampering with a single record would not go unnoticed, thus establishing a formidable deterrent against data manipulation.

Proton AG, a Swiss-based securities services provider best known for its encrypted email product Proton Mail, is planning to roll out a new service that taps into blockchain technology as a way to ...

Nym Technologies will provide end-to-end encryption and metadata privacy protections for layer-1 blockchain Near and its broader ecosystem.

Encryption is garnering a larger share of the security budget in 2024 – Nearly 75% of organizations budget for encryption in use and another 20% are projected to join them in 2024.

Chinese scientists have developed a new blockchain storage technology that they say can resist attacks from quantum computers.