Future quantum computers running Shor's algorithm could break RSA and ECC, but they also would accelerate brute-force attacks on hashes (Grover's algorithm reduces effective key length). However, quantum-resistant hash functions (e.g., SHAKE256) and post-quantum cryptography are under development.
Future quantum computers running Shor's algorithm could break RSA and ECC, but they also would accelerate brute-force attacks on hashes (Grover's algorithm reduces effective key length). However, quantum-resistant hash functions (e.g., SHAKE256) and post-quantum cryptography are under development.
