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Canadian Quantum computing used in Chinese researcher's early advances to break military level encryption: Cyber Security Today for Tuesday, October 14, 2024

Canadian Quantum computing used in Chinese researcher's early advances to break military level encryption: Cyber Security Today for Tuesday, October 14, 2024

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Cybersecurity Today: Wayback Machine Read-Only, AI-Driven Phishing, and Quantum Computing Breakthroughs

In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love discusses the recent cyber incident with the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, which is now back online in read-only mode. He outlines sophisticated AI-driven Gmail phishing schemes that are fooling even tech experts and reports on Chinese researchers' breakthrough using a Canadian quantum computer to potentially crack military-grade encryption. Jim also shares practical advice on staying vigilant against such cyber threats.

00:00 Introduction and Schedule Update
00:22 Cybersecurity News Highlights
00:44 Internet Archive's Wayback Machine Breach
02:06 Sophisticated AI-Driven Gmail Phishing Scams
05:45 Quantum Computing Breakthrough in Encryption
07:10 Conclusion and Sign-Off

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Canadian Quantum computing used in Chinese researcher's early advances to break military level encryption: Cyber Security Today for Tuesday, October 14, 2024

Canadian Quantum computing used in Chinese researcher's early advances to break military level encryption: Cyber Security Today for Tuesday, October 14, 2024

Jim Love