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Researchers develop encryption to protect against quantum computer hacks

Prof SS Iyengar

Prof SS Iyengar

As quantum computing moves closer to real‑world deployment, it brings unprecedented cybersecurity challenges—threats capable of breaking today’s encryption standards and exposing sensitive data. Researchers at Florida International University are working ahead of that curve, developing a new quantum‑safe encryption system designed to protect digital content from the next generation of cyberattacks.

The FIU‑led research introduces an innovative approach that secures data by combining advanced encryption with secure transmission methods, helping safeguard everything from financial information to digital media. Early testing shows the method significantly strengthens protection against both current hacking techniques and future quantum‑enabled threats.

This work reflects FIU’s leadership at the intersection of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies—advancing solutions that prepare institutions and industries for a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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https://news.fiu.edu/2026/researchers-develop-encryption-to-protect-against-quantum-computer-hacks

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