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Risque quantique : il faudrait beaucoup moins de matériel que prévu pour casser les clés cryptographiques de Bitcoin
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Les chercheurs de l’entreprise d’informatique quantique Alice & Bob l’affirment : il faudrait finalement beaucoup moins de qubits physiques que prévu par Google pour casser la cryptographie qui protège les portefeuilles Bitcoin. Un risque qui touche plus particulièrement les adresses aux clés publiques déjà exposées. L’article Risque quantique : il faudrait beaucoup moins de matériel que prévu pou...
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