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Los Alamos un-crackable cyber technology close to commercialization

Jane Nordholt, a technical staff member in Applied Modern Physics at Los Alamos, explains how the technology could change cybersecurity as we know it.

Tags: cybersecurity , Los Alamos National Laboratory , Energy

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Scientists use quantum cryptography to create 'un-crackable' phone security

Los Alamos National Lab researchers say they've found a way to put u-crackable security on smart phones. The technique is called quantum cryptography.

Tags: Federal Drive , Los Alamos National Laboratory , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , Michael OConnell

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Sammies Tracker: Quantum cryptography gets real

Quantum cryptography was first demonstrated in the laboratory in the 1980s and had largely been viewed as an experimental field due to a variety of practical difficulties. NIST's Joshua Bienfang made the dream come true.

Tags: Federal Drive , SAMMIES Tracker , NIST , Joshua Bienfang

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