Toshiba and BT boast 'unhackable' network security with new quantum cryptography tech
...though Toshiba later concedes technology cannot thwart all types of attack
Toshiba and BT have announced what the former is calling an "unhackable" network security solution, having combined 500 encryption-key-per-second quantum cryptography technology with high bandwidth transmission...
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