Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
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The GÉANT Project Work Package 6 has released a white paper about Quantum-Safe Networking. Quantum-safe networking refers to the adoption of cryptographic methods that are resistant to attacks by quantum computers. It involves the transition from classical cryptographic methods, which are vulnerable to quantum algorithms, to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD) systems […] The post Towards quantum-safe networking – White paper published first appeared on GÉANT CONNECT Online.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
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