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How to stop quantum computers from breaking the internet’s encryption
(www.sciencenews.org)
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Once quantum computers crack traditional cryptographic algorithms can't quantum computers also be used to make new ones? Isn't that what that summary pretty much implies?🤔
The question would be whether modern consumer computers will be capable of implementing post-quantum cryptographic algorithms. At the moment, I don't believe many can.
Post quantum cryptography exists in a way that we know algorithms that run on traditional hardware and are safe from quantum computers. They’re just not widely used.
Source: my ex did her PhD in that area and told me.
did y'all up cuz she broke your encryption keys and found out about all your infidelity?
No that was not it.
lol
no, not that, something else
Exactly. That’s what I was saying
yes