Post-Quantum Cryptography / In Simple Terms
The Quantum Safe Security Working Group from the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has been working diligently to bring “non-technical executives” a post-quantum cryptography primer.
May 24, 2018
The Quantum Safe Security Working Group from the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has been working diligently to bring “non-technical executives” a post-quantum cryptography primer.
The near future for quantum computing: By 2023, expect quantum computing to be in wide use commercially.
Research supported by the U.S. Army Research Office, the U.S. National Science Foundation, and the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research is progressing toward efficient quantum circuits (quantum algorithms) with available quantum computing equipment. Availability and expense curtail proliferation of resources to conduct quantum computation. The researchers find it an imperative to optimize quantum algorithms to make best use of the available resources as these are likely to remain in high-demand, low-availability. Read on for details on optimizing these circuits.
Cybersecurity and Quantum-Resistant Algorithms Not a plug for the ISARA corporation, per se, but a pleasant reminder of the ongoing nascent efforts, to distribute quantum-resistant
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Program A Quantum Computer To Say, “Hello, World”? Quantum computers are real. So why haven’t they taken off? This well-thought out piece discusses such questions
Better Cryptography, Sure. But Necessary? Quantum computing is edging closer. The National Institute of Standards and Technology is reviewing 65+ algorithms for quantum-resistant attributes. This
Guess Again, FrodoKEM! Quantum-Safe Submissions for NIST’s Post-Quantum Cryptography Project CRYSTALS DILITHIUM, Gravity-SPHINCS and HiMQ-3 are just several of the 50+ submissions to the National
