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Steal now, crack later: the breach that already happened

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Here’s the uncomfortable part: encrypted data stolen today can be stored and cracked later, once quantum computers are strong enough. So for some of your data, the breach has already happened. You just can’t see it yet. Anything that must stay secret for a decade is exposed the moment you send it with today’s encryption. The clock is already running. Which of your secrets still need to be secret in ten years, and how are they protected right now?