unbreakable

This will never be unbreakable because no complex system is unbreakable.

In the samples there is an unbreakable marriage contract where divorce is only possible if both parties agree.

It's not about utopia but it certainly makes things far more liquid, transparent and cryptographically secure (unbreakable promises).

The speed of light appears to be an unbreakable barrier given our incomplete understanding of the universe.

Information-theoretically secure encryption and authentication do exist, so in a sense unbreakable (authenticated) encryption is a fact.

But for a password generated using the secure random number generator, it is absolute unbreakable e.g.

If you ever work with batshit insane devs tripping over each other, you respect the idea of those unbreakable interfaces.

If it lives on in an unbreakable, throttleable sandbox, that's not a disaster.

I'm going to start adding nanotubes to my morning coffee so I can write the unbreakable codez!

It might not be unbreakable but it is a nice extra layer of security that buys you time if your laptop gets stolen or similar.

An nigh-unbreakable strut somehow broke and our rocket blew up.

People not as savvy need a robust unbreakable solution.

If we want to build distributed systems, for example for money transfers, we will need "unbreakable" encryption for signing.

However, many people misunderstand this to mean "unbreakable" or "perfect".

There's precedence for this, for example Blackberry's "unbreakable" peer-to-peer encryption scheme is regularly downgraded, invisible to the end user, to more breakable bitrates per national law.

We will no longer use this nigh-unbreakable strut." It's great they're publicly releasing their preliminary findings, but they're also practically patting themselves on the back while doing it.