Who will believe the space logs in 2040? Space governance and the quantum audit problem

Source: The Space Review· info@thespacereview.com (Burak Oktenli)· August 10, 2026

Satellite activities are extensively logged, providing an audit trail for tracking down problems or determining blame. Burak Oktenli explains why the rise of quantum computing threatens the integrity of those records and what can be done in response.

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