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1. Kitchener-Waterloo Cryptography Interest Group (kwcrypto@sn.jonkman.ca)'s status on Sunday, 08-Mar-2015 20:08:24 UTC Kitchener-Waterloo Cryptography Interest Group
   Institute for Quantum Computing lecture "Cybersecurity in a quantum world--will we be ready?" 7pm, Tue 10 Mar 2015 http://www.ur1.ca/jvgnv
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     !Crypto !Security https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/cybersecurity-quantum-world-will-we-be-ready 7pm, Tue 10 Mar 2015
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     Not a bad lecture. !TIL some !Crypto algorithms are more #Quantum-safe than others, and buy new !Crypto devices that are #Quantum-ready
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     Also, there were some cool #physics displays: a single-photon emitter and a polarized photon detector
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     !TIL also that polarization on a single photon can't be detected without destroying the photon, and you can't copy a polarized photon
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     And there was a cool laser-guided satellite tracking detector. I got to steer it with a laser pointer! !science