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The spooky part is we think encrypted/secure communications protect us, but with quantum computers just around the corner and a near unlimited appetite for stor

The spooky part is we think encrypted/secure communications protect us, but with quantum computers just around the corner and a near unlimited appetite for storing records, very soon all that historical data will be broken into. Quantum resistant encryption doesn't protect the past.

Tepix 3y ago
What about PFS? I guess it will fails when both keys are compromised?
- Vecr 3y ago
  Perfect Forward Security just requires them to crack the key exchange they stored for each session instead of the static keys. I guess that's somewhat harder, but not that much.