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For AES you are correct. The best known quantum attack is Grover's Search Algorithm (but emphasis on 'known' here), reducing the key space to 2^128. RSA, howeve
by archgoon 13y ago
For AES you are correct. The best known quantum attack is Grover's Search Algorithm (but emphasis on 'known' here), reducing the key space to 2^128. RSA, however, is based on prime factors, so it can be broken with Shor's Algorithm, which means it will take on the order of (256)^3 operations.