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Technical articles about quantum resiliance and PQC

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Why to secure
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The quantum
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Understand in detail the quantum threat and why post-qantum communication is a must.

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Classical vs. quantum
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Types of post-quantum
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Quantum Computing
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Reports and articles about surveillance

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The Race to Save Our Secrets
From the Computer of the Future

Quantum technology could compromise our encryption systems.

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Europe’s First Quantum Computer with More Than 5K Qubits Launched at Jülich

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US announces new retrictions to curb global spyware industry

State department policy will allow US to impose visa restrictions on individuals involved in misuse of spyware

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WhatsApp hacked and
bugs in Intel chips

 

What you need to know to protect yourself.

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What are quantum-resistant algorithms – and why do we need them?

When quantum computers become powerful enough, they could theoretically crack the encryption algorithms that keep us safe. The race is on to find new ones.

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Leaked emails

Ramaphosa’s hypocrisy on spying by the South African state.

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FORBES on governmental
surveillance

“Statistics on how often your phone
company hands data over to law
enforcement.”

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Keys Under Doormats
(MIT Report)

Mandating insecurity by requiring
government access to all data and
communications.

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The Professional’s guide to Quantum Technology

A handbook with everything you need to know about Quantum Technology.

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