Stanford cryptographer Dan Boneh advises Bitcoin to start preparing for quantum computing risks but warns against rushing the transition to post-quantum security, as a hasty migration could cause catastrophic bugs worse than the threat of quantum attacks. This caution follows a March 2026 Google Quantum AI whitepaper estimating that breaking Bitcoin's secp256k1 encryption might be feasible with a sufficiently powerful quantum computer in the future. Boneh suggests a gradual, well-designed migration using hybrid signatures and lattice-based cryptography to ensure security without risking system failures. The debate continues on timing and methods, with proposals like BIP 361 aiming to phase out vulnerable legacy signatures over time.
The 2026 Skills/Compétences Canada National Competition concluded in Toronto, celebrating over 500 students and apprentices competing in 40+ skilled trades and technology fields. Winners were awarded medals across sectors like transport, construction...
The Skills Canada National Competition 2026 concluded in Toronto, recognizing over 500 students and apprentices competing in 40+ skilled trade and technology areas. Medalists were awarded across sectors like transportation, construction, and IT, high...
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Bitcoin's price dropped to around $73,500 in May 2026 amid ETF outflows and geopolitical tensions. Thirteen AI models forecast its year-end 2026 price, ranging from a bearish $50,000 to a bullish $145,000. Most models predict a recovery between $88,0...
Rosen Law Firm is investigating claims that Flow Foundation misled investors about FLOW cryptocurrency. Investors who bought FLOW on or before December 27, 2025, and held it through December 29, 2025, may be eligible for compensation through a class ...
