Scott Alldridge

You know, you have one kind of central secret pass, strong password, then you can have access to your other apps.

That's really important.

But yeah, strong passwords are important.

They help.

But the quantum computing is more about the type of cryptography.

So strong passwords being encrypted by 256 type encryption, bit encryption is still breakable.

Wow.

So you really are going to have to have strong passwords in a stronger cryptography.

a type of cryptography that will defend against the quantum computers.

They can't break.

That's nuts.

So like special characters, special, yeah, special characters.

And the cryptography is more actually technical than that.

So we won't get into the details, but there's things like lacing cryptography and different stuff where it's constantly evolving and moving.

So it can hardly ever be hacked.

That's crazy.

That's the kind of stuff.

And it takes, you know, an infrastructure.

So you got to have the right, you know, devices that can actually do that.

So a lot of the big corporate networks and big businesses, banks, as if they're spending millions right now to try to get ahead of the curve.