Scientists Develop ‘Absolutely Unbreakable’ Encryption Chip Using Chaos Theory

[Venustus]

The trouble with encryption is that everyone needs it, and every threat actor wants to break it. Thankfully, current cryptographic techniques are still at least one step ahead of the cracking curve. That could, scientists say, all change in the not too distant future as quantum computers enter the encryption battlefield. But what if there were a method of enabling data to be sent using an "absolutely unbreakable" one-time communication technique? What if that technique could achieve perfect secrecy cryptography via correlated mixing of chaotic waves in an irreversible time-varying silicon chip? An international team of scientists claims that's exactly what it has done, developing a prototype silicon chip that uses the laws of nature, including chaos theory. With no software or code to manipulate, traditional methods of cracking computer encryption are irrelevant, the scientists claim. What's more, it is also claimed to overcome the threat of quantum computers and can do so using existing communication networks.
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[jogs]

Its good to hear about this kind of technology.
But one thing that we need to keep in mind that there is nothing in this world that is unbreakable.