Your Encryption Isn't Quantum Safe

Learn more about current threats: ibm.biz/BdP3Cv
Learn how to build a quantum-safe future: ibm.biz/BdP3Cm
If your data is accessed by hackers and it's encrypted, no problem because they can't decrypt it, right? Sorry, no! Because another type of attack "harvest now, decrypt later" comes into play with the oncoming reality of cracking today's cryptography algorithms with tomorrow's quantum computers. In this video, Jeff "the security guy" explains the risks and reality -- and how you can protect today's data against future hackers.
Get started for free on IBM Cloud → ibm.biz/ibm-cl...
Subscribe to see more videos like this in the future → ibm.biz/subscri...
#AI #Software #Dev #lightboard #IBM #JeffCrume #Cybersecurity #Quantum

[@FernandoRych]

Thank you, I'm very proud of how easily is IBM explaining those complex matters!

[@Yaddu143]

I was diving into numerous articles to understand the concepts behind QSC, and you saved me a tremendous amount of time. Thank you so much for your help!

[@rotary65]

An excellent summary. As a regular private user, I use a password manager that syncs across my devices using Dropbox. So I now need to consider that password store harvested. There is a very high risk that it will be compromised within five to ten years. Before then, I need a new quantum resistant password storage tool and then need to change every single password. This will mitigate the damage, but still won’t prevent similar threats to each password protected service that I use. We seem to need to increasingly rely on authentication solutions that are out of band.

[@Abhishek_Satasiya]

As always, The best explanation in a very effective way. Thank you so much Jeff for giving your valuable time to create videos like this so that people like me (Newbie in cybersecurity) can learn effectively.

[@jeffcrume]

You’re very welcome, Abhishek! So glad you liked it!

[@cocopuff239]

Me 100 years in the future: "this video aged well"

[@jeffcrume]

😂😂😂

[@yanntal954]

There's reasons to be skeptical though, it could be impossible to scale quantum computers!
Probably not though as far as we know, but still!

[@kader1791]

I'm in love with the way you explain things Thanks.

[@tyrojames9937]

This is DISTURBING❗💣💥

[@Smperso-i7h]

Thank you very much for the intresting topics!

[@karengomez3143]

Sadly enough my maths skills aren’t that strong to be in security or data science but I hope I can be a decent data analyst looking forward to be. From a student ty so much for sharing, ty!

[@TemperedWambat]

AI will replace data science dont even bother

[@superohitmaurya]

Hey #IBM, I want to know that Blockchain Technology is also not safe for quantum in future.

[@jeffcrume]

Blockchain uses the same symmetric and asymmetric crypto algorithms I mentioned in the video so it will be vulnerable and will need longer key lengths and the new quantum safe algorithms

[@superohitmaurya]

@@jeffcrume thanks 🙏

[@Spawnwrath]

Blockchain.. Is not safe either. Go figure.

[@PvblivsAelivs]

If I was a government spying agency trying to push _insecure_ cryptography onto the general public, I would want to scare people with the idea that their algorithms are not "quantum safe." And this is _especially_ true if general purpose quantum computers are impossible. If I were the NSA, I would look to teaming up with IBM _again_ to develop breakable algorithms.

[@BosonCollider]

If I were amazon web services, I would just give the option to apply both layers of encryption (and charge the customer for the 100x increase in CPU time from using something like SIKE)

[@victorgoria6371]

At 4min 7s you'll talk about quantum safe algurithm.. but no good information came ... any news on that?

[@jeffcrume]

The US National Institute of Standards (NIST) chose 4 algorithms as finalists (3 of them from IBM!). The finalization of the process is going on now but they are already implemented in some products from IBM and available to all as open source

[@RafaelGonzalez-wn3jo]

Excellent!!!’ You’re the best!!!

[@smudgepost]

This is a sobering reminder of Snowden's warning about store now, use later. Tomorrow will be here soon and nothing quantum safe will be secure.

[@TalkToMe2Day]

There's been a lot of harvest now done already, I'd assume. How can we do our part to start preparing for the decrypt later that is to come, especially for time-lasting critical data?

[@jeffcrume]

You’re right and that’s why I discuss at the end what can be done now to prepare. The new quantum safe algorithms are out there now and can be used but most organizations will need years to switch over to them

[@itdataandprocessanalysis3202]

are there insurances for something like this?

[@marcello4258]

The one who uses RSA for database encryption at rest needs to be punished at IBM

[@jeffcrume]

I hope I didn’t imply that was done. Symmetric crypto for the bulk but those keys may be encrypted with asymmetric

[@marcello4258]

@@jeffcrume it kinda was that’s why I needed to write it ;-) the video is high quality so it would be lovely to have it correct

[@maro4life]

“Data” just showed up without writing, 😮😮

[@jeffcrume]

Video editing tricks - a.k.a. “Magic!” 😊

[@feelst.v.35]

Would Fully Homomorphic Encryption Combat this?

[@satishprajapati-rl2xv]

Feels like I am in class 1

[@jeffcrume]

But no exams! 😊

[@Gaffersly]

100 years are too long its 20 years now

[@JasonJensenA]

It also isn't boogie man safe...

[@parker7721]

IBM copying Veritasium

[@xx_xxx_xxx_xx]

Harvest now, crack later

[@ShivaInu42]

A 1/7 chance my crypto bags are worthless by 2026. Oof 🫣