Researchers Cut the Estimated Quantum Cost of a Key Step in Attacking Bitcoin and Ethereum by More Than Half
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CryptoTendence Study reduces theoretical resources for a key phase of future quantum attacks against Bitcoin and Ethereum. The entry The theoretical cost of a quantum attack against Bitcoin and Ethereum continues to decrease, according to study published first in CryptoTendence.
How much does it really cost, today, to try to violate Bitcoin's encryption with a quantum computer? The answer has changed in recent weeks, and not for the better for those who take care of security. A new study shows that AI reduces Bitcoin quantum attacks in a drastic way: a key benchmark for this type of attack has dropped [...]
On September 10th, US blockchain company Eigen Labs announced that it would use a quantum computer to crack the ECDSA (Digital Signature Algorithm) encryption method used by Bitcoin and Ethereum... The post Quantum computer to crack Bitcoin, reducing computational load by 50% first appeared on NADA NEWS.
AI agents cut the cost of a quantum-attack step on Bitcoin by 86%
Over 100 researchers utilizing AI coding agents were able to lower the resource score in a very important part of quantum attack against Bitcoin by 86.1%, according to a paper published on September 9. This development is not a breakthrough in hacking Bitcoin or recovering a private key. Rather, it illustrates that only software optimization...
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