Q-Day Explained, Firebombing Terrorism & SpaceX's Moon Crash | 10 News +

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Imagine waking up to discover every password you’ve ever used is no longer secure. It’s called Q-Day, the moment quantum computers become powerful enough to crack the encryption protecting everything from your bank account to government secrets. Scientists say quantum computing could revolutionise medicine, science and technology. But cybersecurity experts warn the same breakthrough could also create one of the biggest digital security challenges the world has ever faced. Authorities allege a group linked to far-left extremist ideologies targeted a Melbourne defence manufacturer, setting vehicles alight before claiming responsibility online. The investigation has reignited debate about Australia’s evolving terrorism threat, with experts warning authorities must prepare for extremism across multiple ideologies, not just Islamist-inspired attacks. From February, passengers on selected Jetstar fares will need to pay between $25 and $52 to store carry-on luggage in the overhead locker. T

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