Computer security: 'Melbourne Shuffle' secures data in the cloud

Thursday, July 10, 2014 - 20:31 in Mathematics & Economics

Encryption might not be enough for all that data stored in the cloud. Usage patterns -- which files are accessed and when -- can give away secrets as well. Computer scientists have developed an algorithm to sweep away those digital footprints. They call it the Melbourne Shuffle.

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