Quantum computers are a specter for future data security because they might break many of today’s encryption methods. Among other things, this will affect encrypted emails, messenger services, or online banking. Together with partners, researchers from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have developed a method that can reliably protect today’s Internet communication from tomorrow’s quantum technology threats.
Encryption method for key exchange enables tap-proof communication to fend off future quantum tech threats
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