Everything You Trust Online Could Break — F5 Labs on Q-Day
summary
Predicts Q-day could arrive as early as 2029–2030 and that a future quantum machine could break RSA‑2048, so critical applications must migrate by 2030 and others by 2035 per NIST/EN guidance. An internet scan of the top 1M sites finds governments and financial services surprisingly behind on hybrid PQC adoption. Practical mitigations include inventorying critical apps via business‑continuity lists, fronting legacy servers with an SSL orchestrator to present PQC ciphers externally, and adopting crypto agility and staged hybrid deployments now.
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