If you have been following our essays on the latest developments in quantum computing, then you know that all modern encryption systems operate by scrambling information with complex algorithms. This works fine right up until it doesn’t.
Now all of the world’s encryption protocols are at risk, as quantum computing promises computers so powerful that what used to require several years of “brute force hacking” will be able to be broken in mere minutes. This offers great promise for the country that masters quantum technology first and great peril for everyone else whose communications and defense systems will be as exposed as an FBI text message to a mistress.
I don’t have to tell you that we are on this like a DoJ IG and will bring you investable opportunities as soon as we find them.
Click here for the latest efforts of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST’s) Cryptographic Technology Group
Now all of the world’s encryption protocols are at risk, as quantum computing promises computers so powerful that what used to require several years of “brute force hacking” will be able to be broken in mere minutes. This offers great promise for the country that masters quantum technology first and great peril for everyone else whose communications and defense systems will be as exposed as an FBI text message to a mistress.
I don’t have to tell you that we are on this like a DoJ IG and will bring you investable opportunities as soon as we find them.
Click here for the latest efforts of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST’s) Cryptographic Technology Group
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