"Harvest now, decrypt later" typically refers to a cybersecurity strategy or an approach used by hackers. It involves collecting or harvesting sensitive data (like passwords or personal information) from various sources or systems while ensuring that the data is stored in an encrypted format. The idea is to capture this information swiftly during an attack and then decrypt it later when it might be more advantageous, such as when the attackers have more resources or when the data's value increases over time.

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