SAIC buys Information Security Corp, adding PKI, credential management, and post-quantum crypto to its federal zero-trust stack.

Why can't you just brute-force an iPhone passcode? The Secure Enclave adds hardware keys, delays, and lockouts.

Explains client-side vs server-side encryption, from key custody to envelope encryption, with the usual security/usability tradeoffs.

7.5x faster ChaCha20 in Go, using the new simd and simd/archsimd packages to make the CPU do something useful.

openSUSE Factory gets ZUPT, a backup tool mixing ML-KEM-768, X25519, and AES-256 like the future arrived in a tarball.

Policy-compliant FL gets commitments, NIZKs, and proof-carrying aggregation, because apparently trust still needs a receipt.

Is this homegrown nondeterministic cipher actually safe, or just frequency-attack cosplay?

First adaptively UC-secure OT from group actions, via SPHF-friendly encryption/commitment and BC15 under CSIDH-ish assumptions.

Practical AES-GCM primer: fresh nonces per message, or confidentiality politely self-destructs.

Identity on-chain, messages off-chain, because apparently privacy still needs a smart contract and MLS.

RSA, repurposed for succinct batch threshold encryption, aggregate signatures, and broadcast encryption via PPRGs.

Your encrypted traffic is already a future target, and this legal primer says PQC migration is no longer optional.

Weighted threshold encryption finally gets silent setup, with O(W) keys and one-point partial decryptions.

Rayls EnygmaDvP note flow dissected, from encrypted note to nullifier and ZK proof, with view and spend finally split.

Keys needn't be independent here, the paper still gets optimal recovery plus semantic security from arbitrary joint distributions.

IACR paper on static group signatures with post-compromise accountability, plus a generic PKE/sig/NIZK construction. Fun.

LimeShare's post on browser-only zero-knowledge file transfer, chunked AES-GCM, resumable uploads, and fewer 3 GB meltdowns.

Aviatrix is shipping Harvest and Decrypt Protection, post-quantum cloud security with crypto-agility and traffic controls.

Is this just a stock-pumping piece, or a report on Senetas' FY26 encryption sales riding PQC procurement?