I'm personally more worried about flaws in the quantum-safe crypto schemes than in RSA, which is based on the age-old factorization problem of prime numbers.
They can harvest all they want, but if no one ever invents a usable, practical and scalable quantum processor all this will be moot.
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I'm personally more worried about flaws in the quantum-safe crypto schemes than in RSA, which is based on the age-old factorization problem of prime numbers.
They can harvest all they want, but if no one ever invents a usable, practical and scalable quantum processor all this will be moot.
It would be ironic if the holes in the quantum-safe crypto meant that they were weaker than the old school options.
Generally people encrypt with both post-quantum crypto and regular crypto in series to prevent that from being a problem.