Sophie SchmiegObjects in the quantum mirror are closer than they appear.
https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/safety-security/cryptography-migration-timeline/
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@sophieschmieg this is more ginning up the quantum grift as fast as they possibly can, seeing that the AI bubble is about to pop.
(The possibility of a real quantum system with any hope of repeatedly cracking RSA4096 or better in a reasonable time span by 2029 remains approximately nil.)
(The possibility of a real quantum system with any hope of repeatedly cracking RSA4096 or better in a reasonable time span by 2029 remains approximately nil.)
پویان Pouyan @rootwyrm to be honest, I think q-day, and quantum panic in general, is a real good opportunity to inventory cryptographic assets and make sure that everything is up to date.
If a CRQC (cryptographically relevant quantum computer) will ever exist, is secondary. I know big companies who still use default algs 3DES and RC2 for #pkcs12 because it's default in bouncy castle.
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If a CRQC (cryptographically relevant quantum computer) will ever exist, is secondary. I know big companies who still use default algs 3DES and RC2 for #pkcs12 because it's default in bouncy castle.
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Stijn van Drongelen@i @sophieschmieg @rootwyrm ISO/IEC 27002:2022 had a chance to include not only key management but also cryptographic agility in 8.24, and then just... didn't. ISO disappoints once again.
@stiiin I can imagine that crypto agility an unfulfillable requirement for many companies. Especially if you are implementing protocols that don’t cater for crypto agility.