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Quantum computers don't work this way. Solving 1024-bit key in SHA (or sth) will take as much as 512-bit key using a comparable traditional computer. So it's s
by kolinko 14y ago
Quantum computers don't work this way.
Solving 1024-bit key in SHA (or sth) will take as much as 512-bit key using a comparable traditional computer. So it's still hard, and will always be.
- eru 14y agoThe problem is different for encryption schemes relying on hardness of integer factorization.
- rorrr 14y ago> So it's still hard, and will always be That's a pretty bold claim, considering we're just beginning to understand quantum phenomena. Plus you have zero clue about what else awaits us in the future.