Scope Technologies to Present: 'Post-Quantum Threats' at DEF CON 33
The talk, titled 'Quantum Malware: The Emerging Threat of Post-Quantum Cryptographic Exploits,' will examine how quantum breakthroughs—such as Shor's and Grover's algorithms—are shifting the balance of power in cybersecurity. Topics will include session hijacking, password-cracking malware, AI poisoning, and smart contract exploitation, all reimagined through a quantum lens.
"This isn't just theoretical anymore," said
Prescott, Founder & Creator of Scope QSE resilient technology, has an extensive history of developing technology from real-time end-to-end communication encryption frameworks to high-performance/high-security order routing systems. Carefoot, a Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance Professional (GRCP), brings deep domain experience to this conversation. Under Carefoot's leadership, Scope is urging organizations across all industries to begin preparing for post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) threats—emphasizing that awareness and proactive defense are critical before these tools become mainstream in adversarial hands.
Session Highlights Will Include:
- Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL): Quantum-persistent malware storing encrypted data for future decryption.
- Quantum Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: Real-time session hijacking as TLS/VPN tunnels are broken.
- Quantum Brute-Force Malware: Grover-powered password crackers that drastically reduce breach timeframes.
- AI Model Poisoning: Quantum-enhanced malware altering training data to evade AI security tools.
- Smart Contract and Wallet Hijacking: ECDSA keybreaking enabling crypto theft and blockchain manipulation.
- Defensive Recommendations: Tips for SOCs, AV vendors, and red teams to detect emerging quantum exploit kits.
Hosted annually in Las Vegas, DEF CON is one of the world's largest and most respected hacker conferences, attracting public-sector leaders and cybersecurity professionals from around the globe. The event is a dedicated venue for exploring how current and emerging quantum technologies will impact digital infrastructure, privacy, and threat models.
Scope's participation reinforces its commitment to driving the conversation—and the innovation—around quantum-resilient infrastructure. Its flagship platform, QSE, combines decentralized encrypted cloud storage with true quantum entropy generation, designed to help organizations safeguard their data now and into the future.
For more information on how QSE's quantum security solutions visit www.qse.group or contact sales@qse.group
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