That's only true for symmetric algorithms. Public key stuff (which makes up most of the Internet), is vulnerable to quantum computing.
It's basically what BoerenkoolMetWorst said: there's no reason that data should be easily available for third parties if it doesn't have to be....
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=truecrypt+brute+force Also, this kind of inquiry should go in the Encryption Problems section.
Yeah but you'll notice not only does he explicitly say there's no reason to change if you've already implemented AES-256, but again we're only...
You put quotes in there, but I have not seen nor could I find such a quote from Schneier. The only thing I can think of is this post from 2009...
It's actually even easier than that. We touched on this in Does quantum cryptology offer hack-proof security? AES (and the other submissions)...
Ah no from the way I've seen people in the field talk, "quantum cryptography" refers to using quantum properties to essentially enhance the...
I'm pretty sure when they talk about "enciphering and deciphering of messages" and "encoding and decoding of information" they're talking about...
No I mean literally, you said "defenders using classical crypto will get hosed by attackers using quantum crypto." My question is how exactly do...
I'm still not sure what the overall point of all that is. Again, are you suggesting that quantum computers are impossible, or that quantum...
Why wouldn't they? And are you suggesting they wouldn't be able to efficiently factor numbers? What is your evidence of this? How do you attack...
Just to be clear, no one is arguing that cryptology should stay stagnant. (That wouldn't happen even if you wanted it to, anyway.) The point is it...
That's basically the crux of it, hence Schneier's "pointless" comment... "Cryptography is the one area of security that we can get right. We...
1) Nobody understands quantum mechanics. 2) As one expert says: "Quantum Cryptography: As Awesome As It Is Pointless" I'm not sure what you mean...
That's the bottom line. The premise of this thread is like saying "Don't ever install a security system in your house because I installed one and...
That's kind of the yin to security's yang. Much like the tradeoff for audio/visual quality is file size, the tradeoff for security is convenience...
Just to be thorough.. March 2015 https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2015/03/can_the_nsa_bre_1.html June 2015...
They are. Mastercard and Visa set an October 2015 deadline, at which point a “liability shift” will occur, whereby: As far as this Fed Reserve...
When was this time period when they actually did do that?
I caught this link in a thread here a long time ago and bookmarked it. This is actually where they go into the "zxcvbn" algorithm that the OP...
That's odd, I recall the major comments that came from Phase 1 were exactly the opposite...at how sloppy the code was. Not that it was so bad it...
Don't forget these: Jitsi in particular....
reminded me of this: Sticky data: Why even 'anonymized' information can still identify you...
Isn't that basically a distinction without a difference?
Just put this in the "is there one single add-on" thread... https://www.eff.org/privacybadger
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