top | item 42371737 (no title) socks | 1 year ago not really. banking systems have firewalls and access controls. quantum computations would be useless. discuss order hn newest webXL|1 year ago Those don't really mean anything when an attacker can eavesdrop on customer and employee comms and possibly redirect transactions (MITM). kelnos|1 year ago Banking communications and transactions will all be protected by quantum-resistant protocols and ciphers well before that will become a problem. Most of these already exist, and some of them can even be deployed.
webXL|1 year ago Those don't really mean anything when an attacker can eavesdrop on customer and employee comms and possibly redirect transactions (MITM). kelnos|1 year ago Banking communications and transactions will all be protected by quantum-resistant protocols and ciphers well before that will become a problem. Most of these already exist, and some of them can even be deployed.
kelnos|1 year ago Banking communications and transactions will all be protected by quantum-resistant protocols and ciphers well before that will become a problem. Most of these already exist, and some of them can even be deployed.
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