Scientists develop new Algorithm to prevent data theft
Scientists have developed an Algorithm that protects the hardware from attacks to steal data. In the attacks, hackers detect the diversity of energy and electromagnetic radiation in the hardware of electronic devices and use it to steal changed information or data (encrypted information) into a code.
In the US, assistant professor Mike Borovicz in the University of Wyoming said, “In general, we believe that we keep safe software, we can do everything safe.” Borovicz said, “Even if you can make your software safer, if your hardware leaks, then you can basically fail all those security mechanisms.”
Researchers have targeted designing and regulating code equipment in such a way that does not leak any information. To do this, they have developed an algorithm that provides more secure hardware.
Ranga Vemuri, who led the project, said, “We have originally compared the amount of power consumed in all the process, even if the attackers have a power measurement, even then they do not have anything to gain that information. They said that it is a more secure device with more automated design, instead of manually securing each hardware component, the algorithm process is automatic.”
Hackers can get your your data through laptop charger claims report
Hacking problems have become common in some other electronic devices, including smartphones. If we talk about laptops, the risk of laptops has increased a lot since the past. You must surprise this information that laptop users are currently at high risk from plug-in devices such as chargers or USB pen drives. Hacking is done through them. This information was given by Rice University researchers in a report. It is reported in this report that hackers can hack your laptop in just a few seconds via charger or docking station.
Modern laptops are prone to attack
This kind of trouble is seen in laptops or computers that come with Windows, MacOS, Linux and FreeBSD Operating Systems and Thunderbolt ports. It has been reported in the report that many Modern laptops and desktops are vulnerable to this attack. Researchers believe that they have identified this weakness with the help of Thunderclap, an open-source platform. Thunderclap is designed to study behaviors with the computer peripherals’ security and operating system.
