[ANN] Quantum1Net - ⚡ A QUANTUM SAFE DATA TRANSMISSION PLATFORM ⚡ - page 63.

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Quote from: Siamda on January 03, 2018, 05:56:25 AM

What makes your project different? I have read that you are a cryptography platform. What do you do to protect users?

That is a good question Siamda.

With the introduction of quantum computers, the deterrent presented by RSA and other protocols will cease to be enough to stop hackers, as hacking them will become a worthwhile endeavor.

Generally speaking, encryption techniques today rely on hacking them not being worth the time and resources required. Finding the underlying pattern in a pseudo-random number generator to be able to predict the outcome can be costly, requiring a large number of samplings. Quantum computers will be able to perform the required operations much more efficiently and much faster, in hours or days.

Quantum1Net instead relies on a Quantum Encryption Key Generator (QEKG). Because of the properties of quantum computers itself, tests have shown that even in large samples, the
numbers selected follow no pattern thus no predictive algorithm can be derived.

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Quantum computing is really the future. However it's a really complex matter, you guys better have people who get how it works before starting working with it.

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What makes your project different? I have read that you are a cryptography platform. What do you do to protect users?

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Quote from: gargavaar on January 03, 2018, 01:18:34 AM

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Thank you for your question and your interest Gargavaar.

We strongly believe that the issue of quantum cryptoanalysis is a serious one indeed, the consequences of a state or large private actor developing a quantum computer able to crack the RSA crypto could be quite severe, both for the privacy and security that we take for granted and the cryptocurrency market.
The team has already made significant headway into quantum randomization which will form the cornerstone in our quantum key generation. I think you would find page. 9, 10 and 11 in the yellow paper interesting; https://quantum1net.com/Q1N%20yellow%20paper.pdf

While there is still much to be done, the science behind our product is sound and tested.

/Quantum1Net team

From the looks of the papers, there is some merit and progress behind the idea.
I'll have to look into the pedigree of the guys behind it before I'd invest any money but I'll follw with keen interest and see how things develop up until the ICO starts

Great! You can also follow us on any of the advertised social media channels. Get back to us if you have further questions!

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Thank you for your question and your interest Gargavaar.

We strongly believe that the issue of quantum cryptoanalysis is a serious one indeed, the consequences of a state or large private actor developing a quantum computer able to crack the RSA crypto could be quite severe, both for the privacy and security that we take for granted and the cryptocurrency market.
The team has already made significant headway into quantum randomization which will form the cornerstone in our quantum key generation. I think you would find page. 9, 10 and 11 in the yellow paper interesting; https://quantum1net.com/Q1N%20yellow%20paper.pdf

While there is still much to be done, the science behind our product is sound and tested.

/Quantum1Net team

From the looks of the papers, there is some merit and progress behind the idea.
I'll have to look into the pedigree of the guys behind it before I'd invest any money but I'll follw with keen interest and see how things develop up until the ICO starts

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Quote from: ansi on January 02, 2018, 03:37:15 PM

I'll Reserve The Arabic Translation If You Intend To Make A Bounty About It Soon.

Arabic Translation ANN's + White Papers + Websites:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q1OawRnUBixe7PSfjqNTlcRxegzOnOxpAI7C-cwP0kk/edit?usp=sharing

Hi Ansi, we will have a bounty campaign soon. I'll make sure that we will get back to you regarding Arabic translations once it is ready to go!

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Quote from: gargavaar on January 02, 2018, 02:34:51 PM

This project looks really interesting!
Privacy(and the lack thereof in traditional online transactions) was a major reason why I got involved with cryptocurrency to begin with and the threat of quantum cryptoanalysis has been a personal bogey man of mine.
It's good to see that people are on the ball well before we're smacked with the bat of a major crypto breach Cheesy

Do you guys have any actual data or research to show yet or is that something that will develop if you get funding? Quantum mechanics are pretty heavy stuff after all.

Thank you for your question and your interest Gargavaar.

We strongly believe that the issue of quantum cryptoanalysis is a serious one indeed, the consequences of a state or large private actor developing a quantum computer able to crack the RSA crypto could be quite severe, both for the privacy and security that we take for granted and the cryptocurrency market.
The team has already made significant headway into quantum randomization which will form the cornerstone in our quantum key generation. I think you would find page. 9, 10 and 11 in the yellow paper interesting; https://quantum1net.com/Q1N%20yellow%20paper.pdf

While there is still much to be done, the science behind our product is sound and tested.

/Quantum1Net team

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I'll Reserve The Arabic Translation If You Intend To Make A Bounty About It Soon.

Arabic Translation ANN's + White Papers + Websites:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q1OawRnUBixe7PSfjqNTlcRxegzOnOxpAI7C-cwP0kk/edit?usp=sharing

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This project looks really interesting!
Privacy(and the lack thereof in traditional online transactions) was a major reason why I got involved with cryptocurrency to begin with and the threat of quantum cryptoanalysis has been a personal bogey man of mine.
It's good to see that people are on the ball well before we're smacked with the bat of a major crypto breach Cheesy

Do you guys have any actual data or research to show yet or is that something that will develop if you get funding? Quantum mechanics are pretty heavy stuff after all.

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