US EditionPost-quantum VPNs – necessary now or a premature move?
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The Internet arrived a few decades ago and although at first it was slow, there were not many web pages and it did not seem to have a great future, the truth is that everything has been progressing and is nothing of what it was. Now the Internet hosts millions of web pages and we can access them using all kinds of devices. Communication between them is totally possible and therefore we can use mobiles and PCs at all times, in addition to allowin…
OpenSSH 10.0 Released To Better Fend Off Attacks By Quantum Computers, Introducing Enhanced Security Measures With Hybrid Post-Quantum Algorithm
OpenSSH 10.0 bolsters defenses against quantum computing threats with a new hybrid post-quantum algorithm while discontinuing weak cryptographic methods like DSA signatures.
What has so far sounded like science fiction is rapidly approaching: quantum computers are on the verge of fundamentally changing our understanding of computing power – and with it cybersecurity. Although current encryptions such as AES-256 or RSA-2048 are still considered safe, they could soon be easily cracked by quantum computers. Thus, existing IT security architectures come under massive pressure. Superposition meets security gap Unlike cla…
OpenSSH 10.0 Introduces Default Post-Quantum Key Exchange Algorithm - Quantum Computing Report
OpenSSH 10.0 has been officially released, introducing a number of protocol changes and security upgrades, including a key enhancement for post-quantum security. The release makes the mlkem768x25519-sha256 algorithm the default for key agreement. This hybrid algorithm combines ML-KEM (a NIST-standardized key encapsulation mechanism) with the classical X25519 elliptic curve method, offering quantum-resistant properties while maintaining [...] The…
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