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NIST publishes first set of ‘finalized’ post-quantum encryption standards

15 Aug 2024 Michael Banks
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Safe keeping: The algorithms developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology are designed to withstand an attack by a quantum computer (courtesy:iStock/Quardia)
A set of encryption algorithms that are designed to withstand hacking attempts by a quantum computer

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