Tag Archives: End-to-end encryption

30Dec/25

Private associations and secret societies in the era of AI

December 30, 2025LegalArtificial intelligence, Daniel Morgan, End-to-end encryption, Fraternity, Freemasonry, Human rights, Identity management, Privacy, Secrecy, Secret society, Western esotericismadmin

Dec. 30, 2025 /Mpelembe Media/ — Private associations and “secret brotherhoods” remain highly relevant and controversial in the modern era. AI might interact with these organisations in an age of data-driven transparency and AI-led surveillance, the human-to-human, unrecorded nature of secret brotherhoods might become even more relevant as a way for individuals to maintain private influence outside of digital footprints. However, you may want to independently verify how AI specifically impacts the social standing of such groups. Continue reading →

06May/25

EntropiQ Launches to Deliver First Fully Integrated Quantum Entropy as a Service (QEaaS) for Critical Infrastructure

May 6, 2025Technology, UncategorizedCryptography, Encryption, End-to-end encryption, Post-quantum cryptography, PQC, Quantum computing, Quantum cryptography, Quantum networkadmin

Launch of EntropiQ, the first and only provider of on-demand, elastic, high-performance Quantum Entropy as a Service (QEaaS) with integrated military-grade, crypto-agile endpoint protection and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). EntropiQ is purpose-built to secure sensitive data and communications across critical infrastructure—before quantum computers make traditional encryption obsolete. Continue reading

07Oct/22

End-to-end encryption keeps us all safe

October 7, 2022SecurityAcademic disciplines, Articles, Bangladesh, Center for Democracy and Technology, Cryptography, Data security, Disk encryption, Encryption, End-to-end encryption, Global Partners, Human rights and encryption, India, Internet privacy, Mallory Knodel, Ryan Polk, Sheetal Kumar, Strong cryptography, Thomson Reuters Foundation, United Kingdomadmin

Mallory Knodel,Ryan Polk,Sheetal Kumar

Published: October 05, 2022 | Center for Democracy & Technology

Mallory Knodel is Chief Technologist at the Center for Democracy and Technology, Ryan Polk is Director of Internet Policy at Internet Society and Sheetal Kumar is Head of Global Engagement and Advocacy at Global Partners Digital.

At the Human Rights Council in Geneva last month, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) presented the strongest endorsement of encryption yet by the world body in its report on privacy in the digital age, underlining that the technology that leverages cryptography to secure communications, is crucial to the rights to privacy, access to information, and free expression in an online world. Continue reading →