Unhackable computer? Do they exist? A CPU is mostly considered as "the brain" of the computer, just like the brains of human beings, as they are responsible for both receiving and executing commands.

The Colonial Pipeline disaster is just the latest example proving that hacks are all around us, and hackers continue to harass all sorts of targets, from individuals to institutions. Attackers and ...

To build a computer chip resistant to hacking, University of Michigan students took inspiration from a structure uniquely designed to stop intruders: the human immune system. A professor and a group ...

In its search for hardware solutions to cyberintruders, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) awarded a $3.6 million grant to the University of Michigan. The grant funds a team of UM ...

Calling all mathematicians: DARPA, the Defense Department’s main research arm, seeks help in developing a program that essentially would lead to "unhackable" computer software programs. Calling all ...

Cyberwarfare is a growing problem, with 2017 seeing some of the most devious and far-reaching attacks ever. Public "hackathons" and bounties might help plug some vulnerabilities, but for organizations ...

University of Michigan's Morpheus chip has passed its stiffest security test to far. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The ...

ANN ARBOR--By turning computer circuits into unsolvable puzzles, a University of Michigan team aims to create an unhackable computer with a new $3.6 million grant from the Defense Advanced Research ...

An “unhackable” computer chip lived up to its name in its first bug bounty competition, foiling over 500 cybersecurity researchers who were offered tens of thousands of dollars to analyze it and three ...

A computer chip dubbed Morpheus has weathered a storm of 500+ hackers over three months, with tens of thousands of dollars from DARPA at stake. Morpheus was designed by a team at the University of ...

Billions are being lost to cyber-crime each year, and the problem seems to be getting worse. So could we ever create unhackable computers beyond the reach of criminals and spies? Israeli researchers ...