jason13579

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   by jason13579 7y ago

   Quantum Computing is now at the stage that standard ICs have been at in the early sixties. Back than, chips where made of of a few dozen transistors and couldn’t really do anything. It will take a while for quantum computers to really becom
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   by jason13579 7y ago

   That’s right, it hasn’t. Just as almost every other candidate in the NIST competition. However, none of the currently employed public key crypto systems has even been proven to be secure against standard computers and they can definitely be
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   by jason13579 7y ago

   I did not claim that they outperform RSA in particular and I would not call RSA a state of the art public key cryptosystem. Actually, I would strongly suggest against using RSA without first having a deep dive into the field of number theor
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   by jason13579 7y ago

   No, it’s not. Some implementations do even perform better than current public key crypto schemes.