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Even if both good and bad guys would have access to quantum computers there would still be an asymmetry: The good guys would still need to find and patch everyt
by sidkshatriya 5y ago
Even if both good and bad guys would have access to quantum computers there would still be an asymmetry: The good guys would still need to find and patch everything all the time without fail. The bad guys would just need their quantum computer to find a single flaw that had not been found and/or patched by the good guys yet.
- littlestymaar 5y agoThe thing is: there will also be an asymmetry regarding who can afford a quantum computer that actually serves a purpose, at least for the first decade.
- orblivion 5y agoOkay, so you're expecting new fuzzing techniques to be found all the time, or perhaps that fuzzing may be a long term process. I was sort of assuming that you'd have a super fuzzer that you can throw at every piece of software that comes out, so it's fixed before it gets released. (Obviously the interim would be real bumpy given existing software).