This is not news, it's an advertisement. It's all fluff, vague nonsense about what quantum computers might supposedly do, and mostly wrong. The implied assump

This is not news, it's an advertisement. It's all fluff, vague nonsense about what quantum computers might supposedly do, and mostly wrong. The implied assumption is that a quantum computer can solve any NP problem in polynomial time, and that doesn't seem likely. And then, all of a sudden, the purpose of this nonsense becomes clear: > For its part, ISARA has developed a new method of creating a compound or hybrid digital certificate This is followed by lots of marketing buzzwords. Disgusting, really.