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International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Trends

ADVANCEMENTS IN QUANTUM COMPUTING FOR ENHANCED DATA SECURITY

Dr. Imran Shahid

Published Dec 31, 2021• 0 citations
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Abstract

The advent of quantum computing represents a significant leap in computational power, bringing forth new possibilities in the field of data security. Quantum computers, leveraging quantum bits (qubits), can process vast amounts of data far more efficiently than classical computers. This article explores the recent advancements in quantum computing and their implications for enhancing data security. Key areas of focus include quantum key distribution (QKD), quantum encryption algorithms, and the potential of quantum computers to crack traditional encryption systems. Furthermore, the article discusses the impact of quantum computing on cryptography, highlighting both the challenges and the opportunities it presents. The transition to quantum-safe encryption mechanisms is critical to maintaining security in the face of quantum computational threats. The article also evaluates ongoing research efforts and the future trajectory of quantum security technologies.

DOI
10.71465/ijictt1

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