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5/24/2018 | 10:11:36 PM
What would post-quantum look like?
ANSWER: Since the marketing hype of late promotes how encryption will be cracked in days in the future, is NOT taking into account places like FreeEmailEncryption's algorithms have already made cracking obsolete currently in the field. They use a charding technique, morphing dynamic algo, million bit variable offline key generation for using with supercomputers, and there defeat of brute force cracking with key/message expiration, man in the middle protection, padding, alerting. They even have a way to setup attackers with a honey pot. So replay attacks are stopped and cracking can not happen. That is post quantum. It is here today. Since there method relies heavily on cracking with trillions of computations to solve the password, quantum level brute forcing is 19th century cryptanalysis! The future will have users generating trillion bit keys on morphic algorithms using inhome supercomputers or distributed applications on holochains the new internet.