TU Quantum Drop Beta: how to use post-quantum cryptography to protect your information?

All protocols currently used for secure communications are threatened by quantum computers. According to experts at NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) in the near future, current asymmetric key encryption techniques will be completely breached by quantum computers. But not only data in transit, but also data at rest such as, e.g. your most ...

TU Quantum Drop: Cloud Storage and File Sharing with Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Algorithms

At the end of July, knowing that the final versions of the NIST algorithms for Post-Quantum Cryptography (Post-Quantum Cryptography) were coming, we released the private beta of another of the innovation projects that we run at Tu.com and that has to do with Quantum Computing, called Quantum Drop. Figure 1: Quantum Drop: Cloud Store and ...

Quantum-Safe Technology: how quantum technology is evolving

Quantum technology is an innovation with countless applications. Quantum computers, for example, do not use the binary bit of classical digital computing, but operate with qubits and principles of quantum mechanics. Quantum devices are capable of solving mathematical problems that are impractical for conventional computers, which is triggering a technological revolution. Advances in quantum computing ...