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Introduction to IPFS The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a revolutionary peer-to-peer protocol designed to decentralize data storage and content delivery across the internet. Unlike the traditional HTTP protocol, where data is fetched from centralized servers, IPFS retrieves content based on its content hash from distributed nodes. This architecture enhances security, resilience, and speed…

Quantum computing is not just a theoretical leap in the world of computer science—it is a revolutionary shift that could redefine the boundaries of computational power. One of the most groundbreaking developments in this field is Shor’s Algorithm, a quantum algorithm developed by mathematician Peter Shor in 1994. While it remains a beacon of…

Reimagining Data Sovereignty in the Web3 Era Introduction In today’s data-driven world, centralized cloud storage providers like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Amazon S3 dominate the landscape. While these services offer convenience, they come with critical trade-offs — single points of failure, data breaches, censorship risks, and limited user control. In contrast, decentralized storage offers…

In a world increasingly driven by digital connectivity, the looming threat of quantum computers cracking classical cryptographic systems demands urgent action. Migrating traditional IT infrastructure to post-quantum security standards is no longer optional—it’s essential. But this transition must be done wisely. Organizations must consider not only the quantum threat but also how to build…

1. Why Quantum Resilience Matters Now Quantum computers able to break today’s RSA and ECC could arrive within the next five-to-ten years, and attackers are already harvesting encrypted traffic to decrypt later (“harvest-now, decrypt-later”). A July 2025 Capgemini survey found 70 % of large enterprises are preparing for quantum threats today, ranking the risk…