Why quantum computing is not good sign for current cybersecurity by arulselvar thomas
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Quantum computing poses a significant threat to modern cybersecurity, as it could potentially break public-key encryption, exposing sensitive online information. Countries like China and the USA are heavily investing in quantum research to enhance their technological capabilities, with China's extensive initiatives aiming for global dominance. Experts are working on developing quantum-resistant encryption algorithms to safeguard against potential quantum attacks.
Why quantum computing is not good sign for current cybersecurity by arulselvar thomas
- 1. Why Quantum Computing is not Good Sign for todays Cybersecurity? Arulselvar Thomas Director – Briskinfosec Head – NCDRC Research & Operations
- 2. Most powerful generation in Human Civilization - 80s and 90s Kids • No communication • Landline • Mobile phone • LED TV • Smart phone • Smart TV • PC – Laptop,Tablet PC • Super Computer • Quantum Computer
- 4. What is Quantum Computing?
- 5. Difference between Common and Quantum computer process
- 7. Who do Quantum computer research? • IBM • Microsoft • Google • NASA • NSA • Russia • USA $200 Million • China - $10 Billion Is it easy stuff?
- 8. Amazing Quantum Computing Applications • Machine Learning • Optimization • Biomedical Simulations • Financial Services
- 9. What is the problem? • Superpower • Security
- 10. Is Quantum Computers Threaten Modern Cryptography? Every single piece of information that’s online would be wide open.That includes all your messages, documents,photos, videos,bank and trading accountsand so on. Your bank account too. Most today’s cryptographic algorithmsare based on public-key encryption,which is secure against attacksfrom modern attacks. Quantum computing can simply break this securityby reversecomputingprivate keys faster than a conventional computer. security experts havebegun designingnew encryption algorithmsthat are considered quantum-resistant that can’t be cracked as quicklyas conventional algorithms. The National Security Agency (NSA)acknowledged thequantum computing threat Public Key Infrastructure(PKI)that is used extensively in securing the world wideweb.
- 11. Why don’t we go quantum cryptography? If quantum computingbecomes a reality,it will result in re-engineeringand enhancementsin currentcryptographicsystems. Experts are trying to figure out cryptographic mechanismsto transition to new schemes that resist quantum attacks. This transition should take place well before our systems become vulnerable to attacks. One should also note that this transition or migration would be a tough problem to solve.
- 13. China 100th Anniversary 2049 • July 2015 China State Council report outlined • They intend for China to dominate the world’s economy with advanced technology and industrial systems. • Telecommunications is the key element of the strategy, with plans to go from 37 percent of the global market to 82 percent by 2025. • In 2016, China’s 13th Five Year Plan identified quantum computing as a key strategic initiative, and authorized a quantum “megaproject” to that end. • China’s estimated $10 Billions in quantum initiatives commitments
- 15. China's Artificial Moon in Sky By 2020 | 8 times brighter than Moon with Quantum energy
- 17. USA Loves Quantum U.S. budget for quantum research in 2016 was just $200 million Trump administration signed the National Quantum Initiative Act in December of 2019, providing $1.2 billion in quantum An enormous amount of collaborative government,academic and corporate work is going on to marry quantum computing and machine learning. NASA, Stanford and Google have come together to create QuAIL, the Quantum and AI Laboratory in Palo Alto. research funding over five years Teams at places such as MIT and the University of Toronto are already busy writing machine learning applications in the new computer languages developed for quantum.
- 19. Can India Make Quantum Computing A Reality In The Near Future? Centre for Quantum Information and Quantum Computation (CQIQC) in 2010 as a 5-year Research Project sanctioned Chennai’sThe Instituteof Mathematical Scienceshas a Optics & Quantum Information Group with research interestspertainingto Quantum Algorithms Indian government initiativeQuST aims to develop quantum computing technologies in India: Last year, the Indian government set up the initiative – Quantum Information Science and Technology (QuST)
- 20. What happen, If Quantum computer + AI + Blockchain
- 21. Everything under 1 • One Country • One Language • One Passport • One Government • One Technology • One Surveillance • One Aadhar • One Chip - Many Quantum Enabled Devices/Application
- 22. Will it take more years? The Super-Secure Quantum Cable Hiding in the Holland Tunnel • Between Lower Manhattan and New Jersey • Running through the tunnel is a fiber-optic cable that harnesses the power of quantum mechanics to protect critical banking data from potential spies.
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