Cryptographic speed, reliability & security
summary
Claims a lightweight, optimized symmetric cryptosystem with variable, quantum-safe 512-bit strength (vs AES/ChaCha 256-bit), and shows it encrypts streaming and row-level/unstructured data far faster and smaller than standard AES so the usual 20–40% compute/latency hit disappears. Tools are an ExoCryptoSystem (multiple modes), Socket key exchange (including DHT) and an EBP protocol with proactive flow control for very low‑bandwidth radios. Result: usable on IoT, smart buildings and cloud backups to frustrate harvest‑and‑decrypt and ransomware.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:27Cryptography needs and challenges
- 8:11Exocryptosystem and encryption modes
- 13:44Key exchange and DHT networks
- 15:07Encrypted protocol EBP
- 16:30Cloud encryption and compliance
- 23:00Industries and use cases
- 26:37Future threats and solutions
- 31:53Q&A session
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