The Magic Key to Cracking any Security System on Earth – Quantum Computing

A day hardly goes by without hearing about security flaws, viruses, and evil hacker gangs that could leave you destitute — or worse, bring an entire country to its knees.

We are probably in the 4th Gen of computing, surrounded with the world’s best technologies that have ever been created. Every hour, every minute, every second of every day, something new is built. Of all these things that are built, tech gadgets and software are the most prominent. But there’s a system that hasn’t been built yet. At least, as the world is made to believe.

Every hour, every minute, every second of every day that something new is built, millions of security systems around the globe are compromised – security credentials and tokens are stolen, systems are breached, data is stolen. Over the past decades, hackers have been working really hard to develop a system that’s capable of automating their hacks. They’ve almost succeeded with artificial intelligence (AI).

A system far more efficient and faster is about to be built that could put the security industry in shambles. It’s the age of Quantum Computing which I consider to be the Magic Key to compromising any security system on Earth or probably on another planet. It’s the age most of us will wish we were not alive to experience it.

Traditional computers store information in bits which can represent either a 1 or a 0. Quantum computing takes advantage of quantum particles by spinning in two different directions at once; meaning, they can represent both a 1 and a 0 at the same time.

They can be exponentially faster than today’s machines. A computer with this kind of speed will mean the end of privacy as we know it. Anyone with this computer has the power to decrypt any communication within seconds, that person will be unstoppable, and have the power to decrypt safeguards at banks, airports, power grids, you name it.

Besides, “If you can’t hack into the backdoor of any security system, try walking in through the front.”

Will you want to be alive to experience this age? Where nothing you do or say is private anymore? When the word, Secret will be extinct?

But it’s really not a bad age on the second thought though. If we focus on what the “black hats” can do with such a system, then most of us may never want to be alive to live in the experience. What if we shifted our glance from the bad guys to the good ones? – it’s a time we’ll all wish we never miss and believe me, you’ll get more comfortable having it around.

Hopefully, remarkable advances have already been made towards that direction. We may not have to wait for too long anymore. Because as it turns out, we’re already stepping right into the 5th Gen of computing.