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    microsoft rn:

    ✋ AI

    👉 quantum

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      microsoft rn:

      ✋ AI

      👉 quantum

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      Forgive my ignorance. Is there no known quantum-safe symmetric-key encryption algorithm?

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        Forgive my ignorance. Is there no known quantum-safe symmetric-key encryption algorithm?

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        i'm not an expert by any means, but from what i understand, most symmetric key and hashing cryptography will probably be fine, but asymmetric-key cryptography will be where the problems are. lots of stuff uses asymmetric-key cryptography, like https for example.

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          i'm not an expert by any means, but from what i understand, most symmetric key and hashing cryptography will probably be fine, but asymmetric-key cryptography will be where the problems are. lots of stuff uses asymmetric-key cryptography, like https for example.

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          Oh that's not good. i thought TLS was quantum safe already

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            https://mullvad.net/en/blog/quantum-resistant-tunnels-are-now-the-default-on-desktop

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