Post-quantum cryptography
QuantumPost-quantum cryptography: Cryptographic algorithms designed to resist attacks by future quantum computers. Migration is under way because an attacker could store encrypted data today and decrypt it after a sufficiently capable machine becomes available.
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- Alice & Bob tests GPU decoding for quantum computers
- DARPA advances four quantum companies to final testing stage
- An hour to fifteen seconds: AT&T puts quantum into live network operations
- NEAR puts post-quantum signing on mainnet. The hard part starts now.
- Quantum computing stocks fall as the narrative trade unwinds
- Classic McEliece ISO standardisation is a first for post-quantum cryptography
- Two quantum executive orders put federal cryptography on a clock
- Quantum Computers Could Crack Encryption Before 2030, Studies Warn
- Google Opens the Door to Willow: Early Access Invites Researchers onto Its Quantum Processor
- Brian Armstrong: the crypto evangelist who brought a pistol, a PAC and a plan to fix money