Quantum-safe computation refers to cryptographic methods and systems designed to resist attacks from future quantum computers, which possess the theoretical ability to break many current encryption standards. This involves developing and implementing new algorithms that are robust against quantum algorithms. The goal is to secure digital assets and communications against advanced computational threats. It represents a proactive approach to future security challenges.
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Discussions around quantum-safe computation frequently appear in news concerning the long-term security of blockchain networks and digital assets. While practical quantum computers capable of breaking current cryptography are not yet widely available, research into post-quantum cryptography is ongoing. Reports often cover the development of new cryptographic standards and the potential need for blockchain protocols to upgrade their security mechanisms to protect against this future threat.
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