Why does cybersecurity face a threat from quantum computing?

Is there a computer that can perform tasks that are beyond the capabilities of a typical computer? Quantum computers are the name given to these unique computers. Because they employ tiny devices known as “qubits” rather than standard “bits,” they function differently from the computers we use daily. Although quantum computing is now a reality rather than just science fiction, there are significant risks associated with this technology, particularly concerning cybersecurity.

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AI & CYBERSECURITY GO HAND IN HAND

Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity go hand in hand, whether we talk about the differences or the similarities. As more machines become intelligent, the security measures to protect them from cyber threats need to be enhanced. With the help of AI, the machines can be protected from the viruses that are unknown for now but there is a high possibility of even more hazardous viruses and cyber-attacks which are not even in the wildest thoughts in human minds.
The work done by spies for the country is the same as that done by cyber attackers or cyber spies in the data-driven century.

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Following a War from Afar but Not So Far

During the tense standoff between India and Pakistan, I barely slept. I wasn’t at the border, but my eyes were fixed on the screen, reading every update and tracing every piece of news, with a background in tech and a strong interest in geopolitics. I’ve come to realize that wars today aren’t just played on battlefields or in airspace —they come into our daily lives through cables, clouds, and code. The missiles may be miles away, but the impact can land right on your phone. This is the age of digital warfare, quiet but personal. Fake news is flooding WhatsApp groups with suspicious malware links disguised as news updates. I saw how conflict was not just about territory — it was about mind, machine, and messages. Even sitting in a room miles away, I felt involved, affected, and at times even targeted. This new kind of war doesn’t always announce itself with sirens. It hides in viral tweets, dropped internet signals, and manipulated headlines. It’s a battle not just for power but for perception. And whether we like it or not, we are all part of it now.

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