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  1. trevizan
    Nessa semana que passou, o NIST anunciou os algoritmos criptográficos resistentes a computadores quânticos (ou algoritmos criptográficos pós-quânticos) aprovados para a próxima rodada do processo de padronização. Sete algoritmos são considerados finalistas (4 para cifração com chave pública e acordo de chaves, e 3 para assinaturas digital). Além disso, foi divulgada uma lista com oito alternativas de algoritmos que continuam como canditatos a serem padronizados futuramente. Para saber mais: https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/post-quantum-cryptography/round-3-submissions https://ladailypost.com/nist-post-quantum-cryptography-enters-selection-round/
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