Post Quantum
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Step into the Future of Cryptography with NIST’s Selected Algorithms
Welcome to our Cryptography Algorithms Showcase, where innovation and security converge to shape the digital realm of tomorrow. Explore the cutting-edge finalists from the NIST competition, handpicked for their prowess in post-quantum cryptography. These algorithms stand as beacons of protection, fortified to defend against the impending quantum revolution.
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The Cutting-Edge 4 Finalists from NIST’s Competition
Structured Lattices
PKE/KEM:CRYSTALS-Kyber
CRYSTALS-Kyber is a family of post-quantum key encapsulation mechanisms (KEMs) based on the hardness of certain lattice problems. It’s designed to be secure against both classical and quantum attacks, making it a candidate for use in a variety of encryption applications.
Signature: CRYSTALS-Dilithium
CRYSTALS-Dilithium is a family of post-quantum digital signature schemes also based on lattice problems. It aims to provide secure digital signatures that are resistant to quantum attacks.
Signature: FALCON
FALCON is another digital signature algorithm based on lattice-based cryptography. It offers strong security guarantees and is designed to be efficient even in resource-constrained environments.
Hash-Based Cryptography
Signature: SPHINCS+
SPHINCS+ is a post-quantum digital signature scheme based on hash-based cryptography. It relies on the security of hash functions to provide resistance against both classical and quantum attacks. It’s known for its simplicity and strong security guarantees.
Take the Quantum Leap – Secure Your Future
Enter the Quantum-Resilient Era
Embrace the future of security by exploring the quantum-safe algorithms that promise to reshape the cybersecurity landscape. Dive into the intricate world of structured lattices and hash-based cryptography, understanding their potential to safeguard your digital interactions. Join us in shaping a quantum-resilient world—one algorithm at a time.