Quick Summary
- Researchers warn that hackers might “vandalize” quantum computer outputs, causing programs to produce incorrect results without users noticing.
- The risk is heightened when quantum computers are shared among multiple users, which is a practical necessity due to their high costs.
- Customary supercomputers have robust security mechanisms to prevent interference among users; quantum systems, though, need similar safeguards as they grow in size and shared usage.
- Manufacturers of quantum computers are urged to address existing vulnerabilities to prevent potential exploitation.
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