Sentences with phrase «worked on cryptography»

«I don't even know where to begin,» Bill Barhydt, who worked on cryptography for the CIA, responded to Roubini.

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Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses cryptography to control its creation and management, rather than relying on central authorities.

2) Understanding how the counting works for online voting and understanding it FULLY involves not only knowledge of cryptography, but also all other protocols involved in traffic and you still can not vouch for the hardware the software runs on.

His plan was to circulate his work to cryptography specialists for peer review on the Internet and in scientific journals.

«When I heard about it, I couldn't sleep,» says Yael Kalai, a senior researcher working in cryptography at Microsoft Research New England who has also worked on randomness extraction.

The new system, he said, puts up an «iron wall,» making it impossible for an adversary to reverse - engineer the software without solving mathematical problems that take hundreds of years to work out on today's computers — a game - change in the field of cryptography.

He may be best known for his invention of Hashcash, which is a proof - of - work system used to limit email spam and denial - of - service attacks and that is used in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as part of the mining algorithm Paul Maritz, Chairman, Pivotal, and former CEO of VMware and senior executive with a multitude of others, had this to say about Back: «Adam has extensive practical experience building teams and shipping products as shown by his track record at organizations large and small, such as Microsoft, PI, EMC, and VMware, this is on top of having an extraordinarily deep technical background in all aspects of cryptography and being the inventor of Hashcash, one of the core concepts used in Bitcoin.»

Later in 2008, a person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto published a white paper on bitcoin to a cryptography mailing list, explaining how the cryptocurrency would work.

The Blockchain technology that makes bitcoin work uses cryptography to verify and confirm all bitcoin transactions and then records those transactions on a searchable — and unalterable — public ledger.

On the cryptography side, Israel is home to Adi Shamir, well - known for his pioneering work in RSA encryption, secret sharing and differential cryptanalysis; more recently he made a semi-famous analysis of the Bitcoin transaction graph.

«If you look at some of the [blockchain - based] platforms used to manage payments today, then, yes, they will be slower... that's because the way that the cryptography works on these blockchain systems is that it's designed to be difficult in order to enhance the security.»

He has written a number of articles on blockchain technology and cryptography, and has been working as a consultant and blockchain specialist at the GVA LaunchGurus startup accelerator.