Raspberry Pi and GCHQ teach encryption Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi and GCHQ teach encryption. The Raspberry Pi Foundation and UK Government code breaking facility GCHQ have got together to create a public key encryption teaching resource.
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Raspberry Pi and GCHQ teach encryption – Electronics Weekly (blog)
When I was a teacher, a question I was constantly asked by curious students was, “Can you teach us how to hack?” Turning this idea on its head, and teaching the techniques behind some of our most important national cyber security measures, is an excellent way of motivating students to do good.
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Inquirer What you missed in tech last week: Snoopers' Charter, Raspberry Pi Gameboy Inquirer On the same day, it was revealed that a so-called 'independent' reviewer of the bill worked at GCHQ.
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GCHQ Builds A Raspberry Pi Cluster iProgrammer GCHQ, the UK equivalent of the NSA, has created a 66 Raspberry Pi cluster called the Bramble for “educational” purposes. What educational purposes isn't exactly clear but you do associate super computers with spooks and spies. This isn't an official …
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GCHQ outs 64-strong Raspberry Pi bramble to encourage coding Inquirer UK SNOOPHOUSE GCHQ is looking to entice young coders with an impressively large Raspberry Pi cluster called, rather aptly, a bramble. The eight sets of eight Raspberry Pi machines linked together are being taken on the road by the agency with the title …
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CNET Raspberry Pi stars in UK spy agency's mini supercomputer CNET Most people use the $35 Raspberry Pi computer for its intended purpose, as a cheap machine good for education and experimentation. But the UK's Government Communications Headquarters has leveled up by interlinking 66 of the diminutive devices into a
ZDNet GCHQ builds monster Raspberry Pi cloud with OctaPi formation ZDNet GCHQ's Octopi Bramble. Image: GCHQ The's UK spy agency GCHQ says it has developed the world's largest network of Raspberry Pi boards, which it is using to teach its own software engineers the ins and outs of parallel computing. The spy agency