CornyHoosier

Hello there! I work in IT Security myself. Quantum computing seems to be one of those topics that makes the professionals in my field grind their teeth because we're just not aware of all the implications or capabilities of this new technology.

Do you foresee any major structural changes (in regards to topology or hardware) to the current operation of "the Internet" when quantum computing becomes more standardized?

Also, one of our bigger concerns seems to be authentication. Will there need to be a bigger push into bio-metric authentication over AlphaNumeric-memorization or do you believe that some form of trusted authentication will come into play that can "thwart" quantum calculation?

My worry is that the world gets quantum computer before IT professionals can figure out a way to maintain password fidelity.

Anal just for the time being until I get good enough at it to feel comfortable doing it on camera

Practice makes perfect!

The sooner this becomes available the better. I'm constantly terrified that some woman I sleep around with will randomly hit me up and say she's pregnant.

I'm afraid I don't have much to say on the topic. I just wanted to say thank you for you hard work and diligence in trying to keep the United States as equal as possible.

The ACLU gets shit on pretty hard some of the time. Just know that while it may not seem like much, you do matter to a lot of people.

How should Western governments prepare and defend themselves from consistently occurring intrusion attempts by state-sponsored attacks from other countries if monitoring and security programs are limited in ability and scope?