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01 Communique Announces Bounty Contest 2021

Posted in Commentary with tags on January 19, 2021 by itnerd

01 Communique Laboratory Inc. one of the first-to-market, enterprise level cybersecurity providers for the quantum computing era, has announced a Bounty Contest. You are invited to join the Bounty Contest 2021 (February 22 – March 22) for the chance to win a grand prize of CAD100,000 in cash. This Bounty Contest is exclusively sponsored by PwC China.

As the race for quantum supremacy intensifies, so is the concern over cyber security. Quantum computers could very well crack traditional encryption earlier than we expect. Canadian Company 01 Communique claims that its cryptography technology, IronCAP™ can be deployed on existing computers in order to protect them against the quantum threat. It is prepared to put IronCAP™ to the test in the Bounty Contest.

The Company expects participants from around the world to test its quantum-safe encryption. Beginning on Monday, February 22 at 12am EST, participants will be given 30 days to explore IronCAP™ encryption. A cash prize of CAD100,000 will be awarded to the first person that is able to break the encryption. The result will be announced on Monday, March 22 where the outcome of the Bounty Contest will be revealed!

You can register for the event beginning February 8th online at https://ironcap.ca/ironcap-bountycontest

IronCAP Encryption Hackathon Results In Nobody Cracking IronCAP: 01 Communique Laboratory

Posted in Commentary with tags on December 16, 2019 by itnerd

01 Communique Laboratory Inc.’s quantum-safe encryption “IronCAP” proved to be un-hackable after the Company  issued a world-wide challenge to hackers to crack the Company’s quantum-safe encryption in 36 days in exchange for a $100,000 prize. Nobody was able to break the Company’s encryption providing further validation of the strength of IronCAP’s encryption platform.

The hackathon was open to all security experts, cybersecurity enthusiasts, hacker, etc. around the world and attracted a total of 517 entries. Entrants were given 36 days to try cracking the the IronCAP encryption and had the opportunity to win a $100,000 prize if they were successful. Not a single contestant was able to crack the IronCAP encryption.

Businesses and governments are preparing for the serious threat that quantum computing poses to traditional encryption. IronCAP’s strength has been endorsed by industry experts. The CIOReview Editor’s Choice Award is a proof that IronCAP is a promising quantum safe encryption today. For information on how IronCAP can help your company or clients become quantum safe, please visit our website, https://www.ironcap.ca/,.

One Week To Go in IronCAP’s Hackathon

Posted in Commentary with tags on December 5, 2019 by itnerd
01 Communique Laboratory Inc.’s $100,000 world-wide challenge to hackers has 1 week remaining! Over 250 hackers are testing IronCAP’s quantum-safe encryption in hope of being the first quantum hacker. As of December 5th, no hacker has cracked the code.

The hackathon once completed will prove to the world that the IronCAP encryption is not only innovative and disruptive, but most important impenetrable! Contestants can still sign up online at www.ironcap.ca before the contest closes on December 12, 2019.

Quantum computers are here and becoming more available every day. Amazon recently announced a new quantum computing service for select customers. All businesses and governments need protection from the quantum threat. IronCAP is the first to market encryption developed specifically to protect from the massive threat posed by hackers using Quantum computing power.

It has taken 01 Communique many years to develop the IronCAP encryption technology which the company has filed for a patent. It is the most secure, commercially available Goppa code-based encryption available today. For more information and advice, visit ironcap.ca or contact the Company at sales@ironcap.ca.

Canadian Company Partners With Rogers Wireless To Provide Secure Remote Access Services

Posted in Commentary with tags , , on March 5, 2009 by itnerd

As you know, I’m an avid user of the Route1 MobiKEY and I’ve written about it in the past. But a press release has just popped up in my inbox that has caught my attention. A company called 01 Communique has announced that they’ve partnered with Rogers Wireless to offer remote access services from anywhere. From their press release:

Combining high speed wireless broadband access along with 01’s SecureKEY for enhanced security users can now use the SecurePC Remote Access Terminal to surf the Internet as well as quickly access information and/or run applications on their office or home PC from virtually anywhere. Accessing and controlling your office/home PC using high speed wireless broadband will give you the same experience as if you were physically sitting at the computer and just as secure.

Now I haven’t actually used their product, but based on some of the stuff that I read on their website,  it sounds like a version of the MobiKEY with options for having a software only implementation (rather than using their USB token) as well as other options in terms of implementing your own remote access services in house (rather than having a third party service), and doing a remote access session from a PocketPC.  But all of that may not be fair to say having not seen or touched the products.

I also find it intruiging that they’ve partnered with Rogers. I guess that’s a “Win Win” for both sides as Rogers gets to sell some of their Mobile Rocket Internet Sticks and 01 Communique gets their remote access product out into the marketplace. Plus for the consumer, it’s one stop shopping. So I guess they win too.

I’m going to keep an eye on this company, and if I have time this weekend I will see if I can download a trial of their software as well and try it out.