No more rocket science, I'm moving to Post-Quantum encryption any day now...
https://tuta.com/blog/post-quantum-cryptography
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Post Quantum Cryptography: Why We Need Resistant Encryption NOW.
Quantum-resistant or post-quantum cryptography is our best bet against attacks from upcoming quantum computers to increase security and privacy.Tutanota
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in reply to André Koot • • •It kind of boggles my mind how quantum safe encryption is even a thing that can be achieved, especially without the use of quantum computing itself.
Does anyone know a good basic primer for someone who understands standard encryption (just) but isn't any kind of computer scientist / theoretical mathematician etc?
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in reply to Tuta • • •Not... really.
The blog post says what projects are being used to encrypt, but the only mention of how is one sentence about that they use problems considered "too difficult" for a quantum computer to figure out. There's no mention, not even a sentence, of what kind of problem or why it would be difficult, which is exactly what I'm wondering.
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