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by dehrmann
2398 days ago
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> quantum computers that will make cracking his vault trivial Disk encryption tends to use something like AES. Key derivation is usually built on top of hash functions, but a 64-character password has more bits than most people use for AES, so key derivation might not matter. The implications for AES aren't known yet, beyond effectively reducing the key length[1]. You're probably thinking about prime factoring and RSA, which will be weakened by quantum computing. [1]: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/116596/will-qua... |
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