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Will Quantum computing break RSA encryption before 2030?
Manifold Marketswill i get a quantum computer in my lifetime?
Manifold MarketsWill there be a quantum computer with 100,000 functioning qbits before 2035?
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I was involved in a pretty interesting discussion about quantum computing and the risks posed to encryption algorithms recently and thought this might make for a fun market on here, since the opinions presented by the various parties in said discussion varied quite markedly.
- Even in doing some cursory research for materials to post here in this question description, the headlines of articles written on this exact topic (2048 bit RSA) being broken by quantum computers seem to be all over the place, whether the piece was written almost a decade ago or just this year.
- So, the question is: WILL A QUANTUM COMPUTER BE ABLE TO PROVABLY BREAK 2048 BIT RSA ENCRYPTION BY 2030?
- In order to resolve, it must be proven possible to use quantum computing to successfully 'break' RSA 2048 bit...this could be done by taking a known existing 2048 bit public key that was already published and available, and using their algorithm to factorize the public key and determine the corresponding private key.
- This could be verified by utilizing the found private key to decrypt messages signed with the public key.
- "By 2030" means until December 31st, 2029 11:59:59 UTC
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- Quelles sont les probabilités actuelles pour Will a quantum computer prove capable of breaking 2048 bit RSA encryption by 2030? ?
- Manifold Markets cote No à 83% au 8 septembre 2026.
- Quand Will a quantum computer prove capable of breaking 2048 bit RSA encryption by 2030? sera-t-il résolu ?
- Will a quantum computer prove capable of breaking 2048 bit RSA encryption by 2030? doit être résolu le 1 janvier 2030.
- Comment Will a quantum computer prove capable of breaking 2048 bit RSA encryption by 2030? est-il réglé ?
- Manifold Markets règle ce marché comme suit : I was involved in a pretty interesting discussion about quantum computing and the risks posed to encryption algorithms recently and thought this might make for a fun market on here, since the opinions presented by the various parties in said discussion varied quite markedly.