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Since you're uploading them to the cloud do keep in mind that given 60 years of computer advancement, today's encryption standards will be unlikely to withstand
by Zenbit_UX 7y ago
Since you're uploading them to the cloud do keep in mind that given 60 years of computer advancement, today's encryption standards will be unlikely to withstand tomorrow's hardware...
- unnouinceput 7y agoYou're generous. I'd give them no more then 10. Which is all I need in the first place. But I am worried about them this or next year, after that if they get decrypted would just be mildly annoying.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 7y agoCounterpoint: DES was broken because of the short key length, something that had been criticized very early on. Asymmetric crypto will likely fall soon; symmetric crypto with conservative key length choices, e.g. AES-256, may stand for a long time (including the age of quantum computers).