Quantum computers will break today's crypto. We introduce the two pillars of a secure handshake, key exchange and auth, and how each faces a different quantum threat: "harvest now, decrypt later" versus the slower risk to long-lived trust anchors.
While no one has yet built a general purpose Quantum Computer (QC) capable of breaking the public key cryptography in use on the Internet, that possibility is now considered a realistic threat to long-term security. As research into the design of a
Cisco Champions ask Challenging Questions. This is the third and final blog in our series presented by Carlos Dominguez and Jimmy Ray Purser. You can read the first blog by Carlos addressing connectivity and the less tech-fortunate here and the
