You don't crack "crypto" with quantum computers, you may be able to brute force a specific algorithm a million times faster than a regular computer or ASIC chip can do. Fact is, ASIC's are already faster than quantum computers. Thing about quantum computers is that they're only good for very specific tasks, anything else they'll be just as slow as any other computer.
Tell me you don't understand crypto algorithm without talking about crypto algorithms. Lol.
You can't comprehend the difficulty involved in cracking a wallet.. Literally beyond your ability to reckon numbers with 260 Zero's in them.
Odds of winning powerball jackpot. 1 in 292 million. Odds of buying 9 powerball tickets, one for each of the next 9 drawings: If you won the Jackpot with ALL of them : thats just the odds of you finding a wallet with a balance > $0. It gets worse with passwords.
Quantum cryptography, on the other hand, uses the principles of quantum mechanics to send secure messages, and unlike mathematical encryption, is truly un-hackable. Unlike mathematical encryption, quantum cryptography uses the principles of quantum mechanics to encrypt data and making it virtually unhackable.
You don't crack "crypto" with quantum computers, you may be able to brute force a specific algorithm a million times faster than a regular computer or ASIC chip can do. Fact is, ASIC's are already faster than quantum computers. Thing about quantum computers is that they're only good for very specific tasks, anything else they'll be just as slow as any other computer.
Tell me you don't understand crypto algorithm without talking about crypto algorithms. Lol.
You can't comprehend the difficulty involved in cracking a wallet.. Literally beyond your ability to reckon numbers with 260 Zero's in them.
Odds of winning powerball jackpot. 1 in 292 million. Odds of buying 9 powerball tickets, one for each of the next 9 drawings: If you won the Jackpot with ALL of them : thats just the odds of you finding a wallet with a balance > $0. It gets worse with passwords.
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