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The advent of quantum supremacy heralds not merely a technological inflection point, but a profound recalibration of global security paradigms, demanding urgent strategic foresight from state actors. At the operational echelon, the cryptographic vulnerabilities exposed by Shor’s algorithm threaten to erode the bedrock of diplomatic correspondence and military command integrity, rendering erstwhile secure communication channels conspicuously transparent. Consequently, an asymmetrical escalation in algorithmic stockpiling is poised to destabilize classical deterrence equilibriums, potentially incentivizing coercive maneuvers under the veil of perceived existential vulnerability. To forestall such systemic destabilization, multilateral frameworks must pivot from zero-sum technological containment toward verifiable collaborative governance, mandating robust export controls while institutionalizing post-quantum cryptographic standards as indispensable global commons.