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Hashing is in a similar position in that we just need to increase the size. Biological computing is (AFAIK) irrelevant to the speedups provided by quantum mech
by indolering 10y ago
Hashing is in a similar position in that we just need to increase the size. Biological computing is (AFAIK) irrelevant to the speedups provided by quantum mechanics.
- e12e 10y ago> Hashing is in a similar position in that we just need to increase the size. Size of hash, or number of iterations? Or either? And will it still be "convenient security" available for those that "only" have classical computers? (ie: is will be get away with "small" increases in size, and get to keep (some of) our current speed)? > Biological computing is (AFAIK) irrelevant to the speedups provided by quantum mechanics. I didn't think otherwise. But they might be relevant to combinatorial problems, and so relevant to security?