On Feb 3, 2005, at 11:48 AM, Stewart Stremler wrote:
What is a match?
Something used to start fires.
A quantum computer ought to be able to handle the problem -- really, widespread, cheap, reliable quantum computing is the death-knell for most, if not all, public-key cryptography, as I understand it.
yet another tool in the argument of "why bother with crypto? I have nothing to hide, anyway. Besides, in a few years, quantum computing will obviate the usefulness of crypto, anyway..."
:)
Gregory
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