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TLDR; RSA keys can be generated large enough (1TB was the example in the article) that it would still take an inordinate amount of time to brute force, in spite
by djrogers 9y ago
TLDR; RSA keys can be generated large enough (1TB was the example in the article) that it would still take an inordinate amount of time to brute force, in spite of the potential speed advantages available to the quantum computer.
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoAre 1TB keys still secure? I seem to recall that some schemes have issues with keys being too large because of things like prime scarcity.