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I have two questions concerning digital signatures using multivariate cryptography:
Firstly, how are messages processed such that they can be digitally signed using multivariate crypto?
Secondly, why does solving the series… Continue reading Digitally Signing Messages using Multivariate Cryptography [migrated]
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?
I am looking for the most promising post-quantum signature schemes in the context of the project of the NIST. Could you know which are those?
Continue reading What are the most promissing PQ signatures schemes
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?
I see that a couple of years ago, post-quantum was a “5+ year horizon” project. Is that still the case?
NTRUEncrypt in SSL and GPG encryption
As the final comment on that thread said, a two-layer approach, with something c… Continue reading Lattice based encryption, current status?
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.… Continue reading 2020: Machine Learning, Post Quantum Crypto & Zero Trust
CECPQ1 (combined elliptic Curve and Post-Quantum Cryptography Key Exchange) is a new key exhange developed by google, which combine X25519 with NewHope (elliptic Curve KE + Post-quantum KE).
Google has implemented CECPQ1 in… Continue reading CECPQ1 key exchange functionality
Can Rigetti Forest quantum computing be used to crack public-key cryptography. Ie, can you hack Bitcoin & Ethereum?
If so, write a solution in code using the Python library for Quil, called pyQuil.
I would like to ask about this encryption
method that I found: USPTO patent and it is related to this question here: A service that claims beyond army level encryption and Unseen.is encryption claims revisited with their prop… Continue reading How safe is this "Multidimensional-Encryption method" (includes xAES, familiar from Unseen.is)?
Commonly used cryptosystems like RSA or ECC, on the other hand, will
be broken if and when quantum computers become available. – https://tbuktu.github.io/ntru/
How can we introduce NTRU in GPG and TLS to send NTRU-Encrypted emails and co… Continue reading NTRUEncrypt in TLS and GPG encryption