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Snake oil or genius? Crown Sterling tells its side of Black Hat controversy

Posted on August 29, 2019 by Xordac Prime
Crown Sterling's presentation at Black Hat triggered cryptography experts.

Enlarge / Crown Sterling’s presentation at Black Hat triggered cryptography experts. (credit: Crown Sterling)

Robert Grant is a reluctant cryptographer.

“The last thing I would’ve wanted to do is start another company,” Grant, the CEO and founder of Crown Sterling, told Ars. “It’s like my wife asking me if we can have another child… I have two. And I am not looking forward to another child.”

But he and a collaborator believed that they had made a profound discovery, one that would fundamentally shake the core of modern encryption. “We thought, well, just out of a sense of responsibility, we should start a non-factor-based encryption technology,” Grant said. “And that’s what we did with Time AI.”

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Source: Ars Technica – Snake oil or genius? Crown Sterling tells its side of Black Hat controversy

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