stackyFACTSCryptographers can spend years developing unbreakable encryption algorithms, but none of it matters if the person holding the key is physically threatened.
Cryptographers can spend years developing unbreakable encryption algorithms, but none of it matters if the person holding the key is physically threatened. This brutal reality bypasses math entirely. Instead of wasting millions of hours trying to crack an encrypted file computationally, hostile entities will simply resort to physical intimidation, proving that violence is incredibly efficient at solving math problems.
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