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Cryptography and quantum computing
Cryptography and quantum computing

Cryptography has long been one of the best ways to protect digital information from unauthorized access - for example, to comply with legal regulations such as the GDPR or industry-related rules. But it is also about protecting confidential data from theft by cybercriminals. However, a comparatively new discussion raises questions regarding the reliability of cryptographic security: Are cryptographic methods, such as the RSA cryptosystem, still secure even with the availability of extremely powerful quantum computers? To ensure the security of encrypted data, it is important to now...

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Post-Quantum ready PKI
Post-Quantum ready PKI

An identity, payment and data security provider has announced the general availability of its “post-quantum ready” PKI-as-a-Service (PKIaaS PQ) platform. This means the company's cloud-based PKI-as-a-Service offering can now provide both composite and pure quantum secure CA hierarchies. This in turn enables customers to test or implement quantum-safe scenarios and infrastructures. Entrust's solution is the first commercially available platform of its kind. “While the threat of quantum computing is still several years ahead, the transition to quantum-safe algorithms will mean much more than just another crypto refresh cycle. In preparation, the…

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Post-quantum cryptography for websites and APIs
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Cloudflare has introduced support for post-quantum cryptography for all websites and APIs served over Cloudflare's network. With this, Cloudflare enables the support of post-quantum cryptography on almost 20% of the Internet. The use of quantum computers is steadily increasing. In the future, quantum computers will be able to decrypt encrypted communication. The problem: cryptography for every type of application (no matter how commonplace) has an expiration date: from email and online banking to medical records and government secrets. Thus, quantum computers potentially pose a major security challenge for companies, individuals and governments….

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