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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
One Quantum Threat, Many Migrations: How and Why PQC Programmes Are Diverging Around the World
Fresh from GISEC in Dubai and ahead of a keynote in Maryland: the same quantum threat is being managed very differently across the US, Europe, the Gulf and Asia, and each migration has produced something the others could use.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
PQC Migration Framework v3.0: Build the Ability to Change Again
Crypto-agility is now the method, and the PQC migration is the first exercise of it. The program closes when the organization can change algorithms on a date it chooses. Two companion frameworks publish alongside version 3.0.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
Proving Your Crypto Inventory Is Complete Without Handing Over the Map
Four research teams have built privacy-preserving validation systems for bills of materials. Each can prove something about a committed record, and none establishes that the record describes the estate it claims to cover.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
Guarding the CBOM: The Most Sensitive Document Your Security Program Produces
Cryptographic discovery finds weaknesses that matter today, not only after a quantum computer. The resulting inventory ranks them, stays useful to attackers for years, and almost nobody has said to guard it.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
Six Teams Shipped the Same ZK Verifier Bug. Quantum Doesn’t Get a Patch.
Zcash closed a 3.66 million ZEC pool to new deposits after a soundness bug surfaced in a Shielded Labs audit. A quantum verifier migration is harder, and no regulator can schedule the fork.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
When Two Cryptographers Independently Confirm a Break, Ask Which Model They Used
Two proofs of the same result landed three hours apart from the same model, and Simon's DCP claim is now being taken apart by humans and models working together. Separate names no longer establish separate failure modes.
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Post-Quantum, PQC, Quantum Security
Two QFT Records in Four Months. Neither Gets You Closer to Breaking RSA.
Two compilation teams claimed the largest quantum Fourier transform ever run, four months apart, on the same IBM chip. Their circuits and metrics are not comparable, and the gate counts explain why.
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AI Security
AI Governance Is Repeating Cybersecurity’s Mistakes
Cybersecurity never eliminated conflicts over testing, disclosure, and oversight. It built mechanisms to expose and manage them. July's AI evaluation failures show which of those mechanisms frontier labs still lack.
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