Beyond Cloning: Strengthening Encryption in the Quantum Realm
New research reveals how to build more robust uncloneable encryption schemes, pushing the boundaries of secure communication in quantum cryptography.
New research reveals how to build more robust uncloneable encryption schemes, pushing the boundaries of secure communication in quantum cryptography.
A new generation of lightweight, post-quantum cryptographic protocols is emerging to address the unique security challenges of modern satellite communications.
![The robustness of three watermarking schemes-Videoseal, TrustMark, and Broken-Arrows-was evaluated by measuring the attack success rate (ASR) as a function of peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), revealing that schemes with smaller areas under their respective curves demonstrate greater resilience against attacks attempting to remove or disable the embedded watermark-a metric of security achieved through minimizing vulnerability to signal degradation [latex]PSNR[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2605.27135v1/x7.png)
A new study casts doubt on the security of contemporary watermarking techniques, revealing they may be less resistant to attack than older methods.

New research dives deep into the performance of cryptographic operations on serverless platforms to optimize privacy and responsiveness in healthcare IoT applications.
A new wave of intelligent attacks is targeting the practical implementation of public key cryptography, exposing critical vulnerabilities that algorithmic improvements alone cannot fix.
Researchers are exploring advanced coding techniques based on twisted generalized Reed-Solomon codes to improve the reliability of quantum information processing.
This review classifies a specific family of constacyclic codes and details how they can be leveraged to build robust quantum error-correcting codes.

A new approach combines Reed-Muller codes to simultaneously address both random bit flips and persistent stuck-at failures in storage systems.
![Phase diagrams, sectioned horizontally at [latex]t_1 = 0.7[/latex] and vertically at [latex]\mu = 1.2[/latex], reveal that deviations from ideal quantized values-indicating topological sector distinctions-become increasingly pronounced with greater current flux, thereby highlighting the growing influence of finite-size effects on the system’s behavior.](https://arxiv.org/html/2605.22460v1/x3.png)
New research reveals that driving current through a multichannel superconductor can diminish its topological protection and alter the behavior of Majorana bound states.

A new lattice QCD calculation offers a precise determination of the form factors governing the decay of kaons into leptons and neutrinos, providing crucial input for searches of physics beyond the Standard Model.