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MrGamma
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I am extremely skeptical about quantum cryptography. First all of the articles I have read about the technology use the same mathematical concepts to encrypt and decrypt a message.
Nothing about quantum cryptography actually changes physical characteristics of math. That is obvious.
There have been mentions that the act of eavesdropping could never happen either which is more absolute ********. A man in the middle attack is a man in the middle attack regardless. Relaying a message after interception does not change the physical properties of the message in a public key encryption system.
In fact... I know of no "eavesdroppers" in the current world of encryption/decryption hacks. You cannot watch a message going by without actually intercepting it. There is nothing that I can even begin to accept as a possible reality about this supposed new cryptography.
I think it's total hype and am ready to call it a flat out con. Can anybody tell me otherwise?
Nothing about quantum cryptography actually changes physical characteristics of math. That is obvious.
There have been mentions that the act of eavesdropping could never happen either which is more absolute ********. A man in the middle attack is a man in the middle attack regardless. Relaying a message after interception does not change the physical properties of the message in a public key encryption system.
In fact... I know of no "eavesdroppers" in the current world of encryption/decryption hacks. You cannot watch a message going by without actually intercepting it. There is nothing that I can even begin to accept as a possible reality about this supposed new cryptography.
I think it's total hype and am ready to call it a flat out con. Can anybody tell me otherwise?