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India's Digital Ghost Fleet: Millions of Unpatched Android Phones Are a Ticking Time Bomb for an AI-Powered Cyberattack Wave
Millions of older Android phones in India no longer receive security updates, creating a 'digital ghost fleet' that is highly vulnerable to a new wave of sophisticated, AI-driven cyberattacks targeting unpatched flaws on a massive scale.

CERT-In's High-Risk Alert: A Survival Guide for Indians Using Phones Without Security Updates
Following a high-risk alert from CERT-In about major Android flaws, this guide provides essential security steps for users of older, unsupported phones in India to defend against a rising tide of AI-powered cyber threats.

The Ticking Clock: How Quantum Computers Threaten to Shatter the World's Digital Defenses
A sufficiently powerful quantum computer, running Shor's algorithm, could shatter the public-key cryptography that underpins global security, leading to a 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' crisis where today's encrypted data is stolen for future decryption.

Building the Quantum Shield: NIST's Race to Standardize Post-Quantum Cryptography
The global race to defend against quantum hacking is being led by NIST, which has finalized a first-of-its-kind suite of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards, including lattice-based algorithms like Kyber and Dilithium

The Great Migration: Why Switching to Quantum-Resistant Encryption is a Herculean Task
The transition to post-quantum cryptography is a monumental undertaking. Organizations face immense challenges in discovering all their existing encryption, the inflexibility of legacy systems, and the unique vulnerabilities of billions of IoT devices.

Fighting Fire with Fire: How Quantum Mechanics Can Secure Data, Not Just Break It
Quantum mechanics isn't just a threat; it's also a powerful defense. Technologies like Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) use the laws of physics to enable the provably secure exchange of encryption keys,

The Quantum Threat: A High-Stakes Race to Defend Global Data from an Impending Code-Breaking Crisis
As quantum computers advance, they pose an imminent threat to the encryption that protects global data. A silent, urgent race is underway to develop and deploy post-quantum cryptography before 'Q-Day' arrives and renders our digital world insecure.

The Quantum Cold War: How the Race for Computational Supremacy is Reshaping Global Espionage and Defense
The global race to build a powerful quantum computer is intensifying, creating a new 'cold war' that threatens to upend global security by rendering all current encryption obsolete and transforming military technology.
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