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and also they are using improvised explosive devices so they can put them in, you know large areas. so this is -- al qaeda never really focussed on getting individuals to carry out attacks here in the u.s. there were some self-starters and some lone wolves but isis is actually directly communicating with people in this country urging them urging them to carry out attacks. when i say directly communicate, some of the direct communications. others just, like directives that they put over the internet and they're being followed. >> but what makes this so frustrating and this is what i'm wondering as well how do we stay one step ahead particularly when we're hearing on the internet they are communicating in so-called dark zones where our folks are not able to get to those sites and cut through those encryption codes so much what is taking place on our end, we may be a step behind.
when it's complete, it will be able to break just about any encryption in the world. >> when nsa gets that quantum computer, what will it then do? >> the quantum computer will be a game-changer. it will allow the nsa to break the codes that foreign governments use. >> reporter: they'll also be able to break into the encryption codes we all use to break into our bank accounts, medical records. a privacy advocate says that would leads into a world with no secrets. >> we don't know, in fact, what capabilities there are, what steps are zbik taken to undermine the types of encryption we might use when we purchase a book or download a user. >> reporter: it's revealed in documents provided by nsa leaker edward snowden and reported by the "washington post." how would the super computer work? when the regular computer tries to solve a problem it has to go
of the evncryption may be broke. the scrambled codes that protect our information online shield the most top secret data the government possesses from hackers and cyber spies. the nsa is developing a quantkq computer. when the nsa gets the quantum computer, what will it do? >> it will make it a lot easier for the nsa to break the codes that foreign governments use. >> nsa will be able to break encryption codes that we use to protect bank accounts and e-mails and medical records. that may lead to a world with no secrets where it will be pointless trying to protect anything. >> we don't know for the most fact what the abilities are for the encryption that we rely when we go online to purchase a book
>> reporter: but nsa will also be able to break encryption codes that we all use to protect our bank accounts, e-mails, medical records, a privacy advocate say that may lead to a world with no secrets, where it would be almost pointless trying to protect anything. >> we don't know, in fact, what the capabilities are, what steps are being taken to undermine the types of encryption that you and i might rely, for example, when we go online to purchase a book or download some music. >> recently we learned that -- >> reporter: the quantum computer program is revealed in documents provided by nsa leaker edward snowden and reported by "the washington post." how would this supercomputer work? when a regular computer tries to solve a problem, it has to go through each possible solution one by one by one until it arrives at the correct answer. what makes a quantum computer so special is that it simultaneously tries every possibility. arriving at the correct answer much quicker. according to the documents, the quantum computers being developed at this lab in college park, maryland. quantum computing is so
nsa, cnn's brian todd said the agency is working on a new generation of supercomputer that can break even the strongest of security codes. >> it's not just the encryption codes that guard government and business secrets that the nsa will be able to break. it's also the encryption many of us use every day to access our bank accounts, medical records. when the nsa finishes this so-called quantum computer, just about all that encryption can be broken and it may be pointless to try to protect anything online. >> reporter: encryption, those scrambled codes that protect our most sensitive information online shield the most top secret crucial data that governments possess from hackers and cyberspies. now, the nsa is reportedly developing what's called a quantum computer. when it's complete, it will be able to break just about any encryption in the world. when nsa gets that quantum computer, what will it be able to do it? >> it will be a game changer. it will make it a lot easier for nsa to break the code that foreign governments use, that foreign criminal groups use.
developing a quantum computer. when complete, it will be able to break about any encryption in the world. at cnn we use encryption like had rsa system to get into data we should only see to authenticate us. when nsa gepts that quantum computer, what will it be able to do? >> it would be a game changer, a lot easier for nsa to break the codes that foreign governments use, that foreign criminal groups use. >> reporter: but nsa will also be able to break encryption codes we all use to protect or bank accounts, e-mails, medical records. a privacy advocate said it may lead to a world with no secrets. >> we don't know for the most part in fact what the capabilities are, what steps are being taken to undermine the types of encryption that you and i might rely on, for example, when we go online to purchase a book or download some music. >> recently, we learned -- >> reporter: the program is revealed in documents provided by nsa leaker edward snowden and