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They claim that AES is (edit: "may be... in a few years") decipherable, and AES is used pretty much everywhere, so if they actually make a practical attack, the
by creata 6y ago
They claim that AES is (edit: "may be... in a few years") decipherable, and AES is used pretty much everywhere, so if they actually make a practical attack, then everything would be disrupted.
- pestatije 6y agoYes, everything. But, I mean, there's a difference between breaking into a vault and comms eavesdropping: one can be fixed, the other one not.