Great perspectives for security and privacy, susceptible to bring peace in minds

During the IEEE conference (midweek in San Jose, Calif.), Connectikpeople.co is proud to note that, Microsoft researchers are focusing deeply on  great perspectives for security and privacy, susceptible to bring peace in minds including: 

Microsoft researchers collaborated with researchers from the French research institute INRIA, at the MSR-INRIA Joint Centre, along the Spanish research institute IMDEA to bulk up the security of “https” browsers. The researchers found and fixed certain existing vulnerabilities and developed a system for ensuring that the code within the Transport Layer Security protocol is more secure.

Microsoft researchers developed a system for verifying the outcome of computations when they are outsourced to powerful but untrusted cloud computers.

Microsoft researchers collaborated with a researcher from The University of Texas at Austin to uncover a new side-channel attack. 

A group of Microsoft researchers and a researcher from the University of Massachusetts have developed a 3D browser that allows for immersive experiences while also tackling security and privacy concerns.

Researchers at Microsoft collaborated with a Ph.D. student intern from Carnegie Mellon University to develop a formal verification approach that secures real-world implementations of online services, such as single-sign on systems and third-party payment applications.