Quantum-resistant End-to-End Secure Messaging and Email Communication
Christoph Döberl, Wolfgang Eibner, Simon Gärtner, Manuela Kos, Florian Kutschera, Sebastian Ramacher
Abstract
With recent advances on the capabilities of quantum computers and the seminal work by Shor on the prime factorization of integers with quantum algorithms, the threat of quantum computers is looming over public-key based cryptographic systems. Two distinct areas of research – post-quantum and quantum cryptography – provide the technical means to secure cryptographic systems against potentially powerful enough quantum computers. As both technologies are now becoming readily available, integration in a wide range of applications to understand their characteristics and trade-offs and the associated evaluation is of importance.
Topics & Concepts
Quantum cryptographyComputer scienceCryptographyQuantum computerQuantumKey exchangeQuantum information scienceComputer securityPublic-key cryptographyQuantum key distributionTheoretical computer scienceQuantum informationEncryptionPhysicsQuantum entanglementQuantum mechanicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and ArchitectureCryptography and Data SecurityChaos-based Image/Signal Encryption