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Reddit by fosres February 13, 2025

Why Do Businesses Around the World Follow US Federal Government Cryptographic Standards?

It just occured to me that even businesses outside the US follow US Federal Government standards for cryptography. Proton, Tuta, Nitrokey, and Mullvad are just some of the online privacy services headquartered outside the US that follow US government standards for cryptographic development? I always wondered why that's the case. …

Reddit by axxe2718 February 13, 2025

A Map of Cryptography

Reddit by _No_Doves_Fly_Here_ February 13, 2025

$ANARCHY - Choose ANARCHY, the movement that rejects the system!

ANARCHY on SOL is the movement that rejects the status quo and offers you real freedom. There is a choice set before you: Freedom or Servitude. If you choose the latter, you live a life where you serve your masters and live in financial servitude. Do you want to continue …

Reddit by Donsaudi29 February 13, 2025

What Do you think About $TST?

$TST is currenty buzzing the crypto space despite CZ distaincing himself from the memecoin. His claim that the token was only for educational purpose continue to increase the memecoin marketcap astonishingly soared to over $168.40 millions. First added to Bitget SEED then listed by the exchange as $TSTBSC, now Binance …

Reddit by SwordfishVisual9120 February 13, 2025

Want to Experience the Revolutionary Serenity's sAxess Launch in Dubai?

https://preview.redd.it/hp5c3y0fxbie1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c6bb1392cbe37ea71f22f56edb51d945dc86a073 We’re giving YOU the chance to win a fully paid trip to the exclusive sAxess Launch Event in Dubai on February 25th! Flights, accommodation, and event access—all covered! sAxess isn’t just a card—it’s the future of secure digital identity, powered by DeDaSP (Decentralized Data Survivability Protocol). Now, you can …

Reddit by fosres February 13, 2025

Why do Cryptographic Standards Take Many Years to Adopt in Practice?

[One of the things](https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/post-quantum-cryptography) that struck me about the NIST Post-Quantum announcement is that it takes two decades to ensure adoption of public key infrastructure. It makes me wonder--why does it take so long to influence people to adopt and deploy cryptosystems in practice? Is it an issue in training …

Reddit by SwordfishVisual9120 February 13, 2025

RWA Alone Is Not Enough – The Future Lies in RWS !

https://preview.redd.it/t11mff1oskie1.jpg?width=1104&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c5aa88b4933aabf56da3faed0a2f1e8e4375633b In blockchain, **Real-World Assets (RWA)** have revolutionized industries by enabling the tokenization of physical assets like real estate, vehicles, and financial instruments. However, simply owning a tokenized asset doesn’t generate income. Without a **service layer**, these assets remain speculative, not productive. This is where **Real-World Services (RWS)** come in. …

Reddit by Just_Shallot_6755 February 13, 2025

Seeking literature/research related to group based cryptography and cryptanalysis

I'm researching group based crypto-systems and I'm trying to determine if I've hit the edge of what is available. I'm basically up to speed on what is covered in this excellent survey: Semidirect Product Key Exchange: the State of Play [https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.05178](https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.05178) Is anyone aware of anything more recent related to …