Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: The Threat to Key Exchange – Quantum Series, Part 2
Welcome back! In Part 1 we set the scene: a secure handshake rests on two pillars (key exchange and authentication), and quantum computers threaten both. Now we zoom in on the first and most urgent…
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