Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin?
A quantum computer powerful enough to break today’s public-key cryptography would not unravel the Bitcoin ledger.
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A quantum computer powerful enough to break today’s public-key cryptography would not unravel the Bitcoin ledger.
Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Read More »
A government review found that none of 24 major federal agencies fully completed the preparation practices it assessed for PQC adoption.
GAO Review Highlights Federal PQC Needs, But Procurement Readiness Remains Uneven Read More »
Cloudflare, Inc., a leading connectivity cloud company, announced its intent to become a public Certificate Authority (CA).
Cloudflare Announces Public Certificate Authority for the Post-Quantum Web Read More »
Indian organizations completed a 5.56 km free-space Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) field trial.
Indian Companies Demonstrate Nation’s First 5 km-Scale Free-Space QKD Link Read More »
The National Security Agency has published a primer on post-quantum cryptography, outlining the lattice-based and hash-based algorithms.
NATO plans to strengthen its defenses against quantum-enabled cyber threats, according to the organization’s new quantum roadmap.
NATO Quantum Roadmap Targets Cryptography Risks and Secure Communications Read More »
Project Eleven today announced its acquisition of Riva Labs, expanding its expertise in post-quantum signatures, wallets, MPC, and account abstraction.
Project Eleven Acquires Riva Labs to Expand Post-Quantum Research and Engineering Read More »
Red Hat is advising organizations to inventory their cryptography, prioritize sensitive systems and begin testing quantum-resistant algorithms.
Red Hat Outlines Four Steps for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Read More »
There is no single degree for a post-quantum cryptography specialist, even as demand for the people who can do it is outrunning supply.
How to Become a Post-Quantum Cryptography Specialist — And What It Costs to Get There Read More »
Quantum random number generators should be monitored, attested and designed to show where their entropy comes from.
ETSI Calls for Stronger Proof That Quantum Random Number Generators Are Truly Random Read More »