There goes public-key encryption...

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On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 01:08:14PM -0500, Andre Esteves wrote:
> Quantum computer with 5 bits demonstrated:
> Where can i get 1-time pads?

The threat of qcomputers to encryption is, for now, greatly overstated.  It=
's
much easier to add 2048 bits to a key than 2048 qubits to a quantum compute=
r.
By the time they're making VLQCs, we'll be using telepathic cosmic transduc=
tion
encryption.

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