Cybersecurity is built on math, and if public key encryption falls and we don’t have a replacement ready, the Web grinds to a halt.
Mark Maunder·via Wordfence··1 min read·Updated
“I think we might lose public key cryptography.” ~Matthew Green
The above is from Matthew Green, yesterday, who is a cryptographer at Johns Hopkins. OpenAI released over 700 mathematical proofs as a github repository yesterday. They’ve since withdrawn 3 of them.
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