Category Archives: post-quantum

if using more two or more encryption algorithms together how do we compute the strength of the final encryption?

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if using more two or more encryption algorithms together how do we compute the strength of the final encryption?
And how would the application on quantum computers
the first two tables I believe to be true/correct – is that correct?
the th… Continue reading if using more two or more encryption algorithms together how do we compute the strength of the final encryption?→

Whch Cryptographic Standard ensures cryptographic agility and good adapotion

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Which Cryptographic Message Standards are recommended to ensure cryptographic agility in the future and good adapotion trough different programming languages (.NET and Go)?
(PublicKey with authenticated symetric encryption)
I doesn’t want … Continue reading Whch Cryptographic Standard ensures cryptographic agility and good adapotion→

Will VPNs Continue Losing the Battle to Keep Data Secure? 

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Virtual private networks (VPNs) are under attack and hackers may be winning the battle, using exploits that are becoming all-too-common. While many may argue that VPNs are salvageable and can be returned to their once-lofty status of protecting data, … Continue reading Will VPNs Continue Losing the Battle to Keep Data Secure? →

Creating X509 certificate in C using post-quantum public key algorithm?

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I’m trying to implement a self signed x509 certificate that uses a post-quantum (PQ) public key algorithm as the public key algorithm. I looked at the openssl library in c, and the way it’s done using RSA. I’m essentially try… Continue reading Creating X509 certificate in C using post-quantum public key algorithm?→

2020: Machine Learning, Post Quantum Crypto & Zero Trust

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Welcome to a digital identity project in 2020! You’ll be expected to have a plan for post-quantum cryptography.  Your network will be littered with “zero trust” buzz words, that will make you suspect everyone, everything and every transaction.&#16… Continue reading 2020: Machine Learning, Post Quantum Crypto & Zero Trust→