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U.S. Government Struggles to Protect Secrets From Future Quantum Attacks

A federal investigation found that only one of 24 major U.S. agencies had completed an inventory of systems requiring protection against future quantum attacks. With migration plans due in October, Washington faces a costly overhaul of its encryption. But the greatest danger may already exist: encrypted communications intercepted today could become readable years after stronger security measures have been installed.

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How Russia is trying to prise open Ukraine’s front

Across Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy and northern Kharkiv, Russian forces are pressing defended towns and the roads that keep them supplied. This battlefield assessment examines the fighting around Dobropillya, Kostyantynivka, Orikhiv and Ukraine’s northern border,…

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After US forces removed Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela rewrote its oil law and granted a Pentagon-linked venture century-long rights over 65 billion barrels. The agreement…

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Britain’s seizure of the Smyrtos, carrying 101,400 tonnes of Russian crude towards India, has exposed the extraordinary machinery behind Moscow’s shadow oil trade. The…

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