Updates on quantum-safe cryptography section #187
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Because 8547 is not final, I have not mentioned the timeline of NIST Internal Report 8547 (ipd) --2035 to replace classic public key cryptography. |
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Updated the section to include the currently available quantum safe algorithms from the NIST competition and guidance from ENISA-ECCG. Taking into account: * NIST Internal Report 8547 (ipd), and * BSI Status of quantum computer development 2.1. * ENISA-ECCG: Agreed cryptographic methods 2.0. Mention challenges in implementing quantum safe algorithms, and moved the hybrid approach in a different section (as time passes it becomes less and less relevant). Signed-off-by: Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos <[email protected]>
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Updated the section to include the currently available quantum safe algorithms from NIST competition. Updated the paragraph on AES to tone down the message on its vulnerability following:
Mention challenges in implementing quantum safe algorithms, and moved the hybrid approach in a different section.