NIST finalizes trio of post-quantum encryption standards
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NIST has released post-quantum encryption standards to secure data against potential threats from quantum computers, which could render current cryptographic methods obsolete.
Experts predict that quantum computers capable of breaking existing cryptographic algorithms may arrive within a decade, prompting NIST's timely release of new standards.
Dustin Moody emphasized the urgency for system administrators to transition to the new standards, stating that readiness is crucial to protect against potential quantum attacks.
NIST has also identified additional algorithms for future consideration, with plans to select possible backup standards by the end of 2024, showing a commitment to ongoing security.
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