Quantum Computing Threat to Encryption Is Closer Than Expected, Warns Google
2026-03-27T14:52:19Z•86ed02a4c903b107aba1af38e994794d38ea670cdb82d313787fa214601206e1
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What happened
Infosecurity Magazine roundup (Mar 2026) highlights an accelerating threat landscape: Google warns that “Q‑Day” (practical quantum threats to current crypto) could arrive as early as 2029, increasing urgency for post‑quantum migration. Multiple critical and actively exploited vulnerabilities were reported (including rapid weaponization of Oracle WebLogic RCE, Langflow and Citrix NetScaler issues, and ongoing abuse of a Cisco zero‑day), with CISA ordering patching for CVE-2026-20131 and Ubuntu disclosing CVE-2026-3888. Supply‑chain compromises are proliferating (LiteLLM PyPI, Trivy Docker, npm“
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