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With quantum decryption
You could crack any encryption connected to the net.
So any numbers are now yours to do with what you will.
Money made in a dishonest or unsustainable way is yours to erase.
You could make numbers appear in the right places.
If they are not on the net they are fucked.
If they are a part of the sphere they should do what's right or get crushed and swept aside.
Welcome to the new.
If it's for the greater good I say let's do it.
Rearrange the information karmatically.
You get what you've sown.