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Known and vetted systems are always the most secure. Until RSA is broken, and then they'll need to update to a quantum resilient standard. Which we've had in the wild for 6 years already and the NIST has officially approved for 2 years.
We're still at least a decade away from a machine with enough qbits to do it. So i feel like we should be fine.
It's the fucking Credit Bureaus, Telecoms, and Energy Companies I worry about. They keep fucking up.
https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2022/07/nist-announces-first-four-quantum-resistant-cryptographic-algorithms
Anyone who complies with the NIST standards is in a good place.
The problem is that a lot of places are not in compliance with NIST standards.
I know, I've helped patch them.
Yep, but we've got at least a decade to do it, and when new systems are stood up they "should" be in compliance.
Based on my experience if we say it needs done in a decade it will never be done.
See also: All the unemployment systems running on FORTRAN
FORTRAN could be said to be security through obscurity though /s