Shared Secrets, Securely: A Leap for Quantum Communication

Researchers have demonstrated a practical and efficient method for distributing secret keys among multiple parties using the principles of quantum entanglement.

Researchers have demonstrated a practical and efficient method for distributing secret keys among multiple parties using the principles of quantum entanglement.

Jujutsu Kaisen is a hugely popular manga series worldwide. Although the original manga finished in 2024, the story isn’t over! A sequel, Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, continues the narrative 68 years later.

This year has been incredible for gaming, but it’s important to remember all the amazing years that came before. 1999, in particular, was a standout year, launching hugely popular new game franchises and delivering fantastic continuations of established series. Here are a few games from that year that are now considered classics.
Beginning in 2026, the exchange shall impose gradual account restrictions, a slow retreat from one of Asia’s most vibrant crypto markets. 🏃♂️💨 Is it a tragedy? A comedy? Perhaps both, for in the world of regulations, humor and despair walk hand in hand. 🤡😢
A new protocol, QLink, proposes a robust architecture for cross-chain communication, fortified against the looming threat of quantum computers.

The company announced it sold $74.5 million worth of its Ethereum (24,291 coins) to reduce its debt.
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Yes, dear reader, while you sip your coffee and pretend not to notice the chaos, Schiff is screaming from his corner, declaring that the surge in shiny yellow metal isn’t just bling-it’s the herald of doom. The dollar, that once-mighty currency, is apparently weaker than a kitten in a fight and just as confident.

Researchers have developed a novel obfuscation technique to shield quantum circuit designs from reverse engineering, bolstering security in the emerging field of quantum computing.

The Switch quickly became popular because it was easy to play games anywhere without needing to worry about saving progress online. Fans even started a catchphrase, “Put it on Switch!” While the console was a hit, not every game ran perfectly. Some games were limited by the Switch’s older technology, meaning they weren’t always as smooth or visually impressive as they could be – they weren’t bad games, just a little rough around the edges.