European financial regulators have warned that advances in quantum computing could eventually undermine cryptographic systems protecting transactions, databases and blockchains. The authorities said the risks could emerge before commercially viable quantum applications become available, highlighting the need for financial firms and infrastructure providers to prepare for post-quantum security measures.
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