Post-Quantum DNS and TLS: What ML-DSA Means for Your Site

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<p>In <a href="https://www.vvitovec.com/en/blog/quantum-problem-starts-before-quantum-computer" rel="noopener noreferrer">part one</a>, I explained why the quantum problem starts

<p>Right now, someone could be copying your encrypted traffic off the wire and storing it. They can't read it. The TLS session protecting your database credentials, your API

<p>I scanned 200 blockchain npm packages for quantum-vulnerable cryptography. Here's what I found.<br /> TL;DR: Most Ethereum/Web3 npm packages rely on ECDSA/secp256k1 — an

The NCSC publishes its recommendations for configuring post-quantum cryptography in TLS. Now is time to migrate.

Quantum computing has alternated between breakthrough darling and overhyped promise in technology circles. Its powerful new capabilities come with a threat to break current

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<p>The Trusted Computing Group has established a new set of requirements to help organizations determine if Trusted Platform Modules are prepared for the era of post-quantum