Talk video of Richard T. Carback III on quantum computing, privacy, and why Zcash folks keep glancing at post-quantum crypto.

FINMA tells Swiss banks to inventory crypto and get quantum-safe, after finding most have no migration roadmaps.

Quantum computing essay, from bombe analogy to Shor, with the usual correction that superposition is not brute-force parallelism.

Why should a small business care about PQC now? An intro to harvest-now-decrypt-later, crypto-agility, and vendor checklists.

A $5M press-release handshake to bolt post-quantum root-of-trust hardware onto silicon quantum computers.

FINMA's PQC warning: 72% of banks aren't ready, and the article walks through crypto-agility, hybrid TLS, and OpenSSL/liboqs tests.

Press release on a $5M deal to bolt PQ security onto Quobly's silicon quantum stack, because quantum needs more quantum.

Episode 165 hits post-quantum readiness, with the usual harvest-now-decrypt-later panic and a crypto-agility checklist.

SEALSQ and Quobly ink a $5M deal to bolt post-quantum security onto silicon quantum hardware.

SEALSQ and Quobly announce a $5M deal to bolt post-quantum root-of-trust onto silicon quantum hardware, because why not.

Press release on SEALSQ and GlobalFoundries teaming up for PQC IP, HSM chiplets, and cryogenic CMOS, because buzzwords breed.

SEALSQ and GlobalFoundries sign an MoU for PQC IP, chiplet HSMs, and cryogenic CMOS, because plain chips are passé.

So is this a chip deal for PQC, secure chiplets, and cryogenic CMOS, or just another MoU with a quantum sticker?

Cryogenic CMOS and post-quantum IP, via a memorandum of understanding, because chip PR now needs quantum too.

ISO finally standardizes Classic McEliece, the 1978 code-based PKE that's still faster and uglier than RSA, just harder to break.

Demo note showing the Q-Day ECDLP “break” still passes when IBM Quantum is replaced by /dev/urandom, so yeah.

The scary bit is the archives, not the live traffic, harvest-now-decrypt-later turns today's TLS into tomorrow's loot.

Long explainer tying Enigma and the bombe to quantum threats against RSA, ECC, and DH, because keys are only aspirational.

Microsoft moved its PQC deadline up to 2029 for critical products and services, because quantum panic has a calendar.

Microsoft says its PQC migration now targets 2029, with crypto-agility, TLS 1.3, and trust-chain inventorying in tow.

The scary bit is harvest-now, decrypt-later, and this policy brief wants CBOMs so PQC migration stops being folklore.

OIST says ISO picked Classic McEliece for PQC, the code-based scheme with tiny ciphertexts and comically huge public keys.

Can DOE really ship fault-tolerant qubits by 2028, or is this just quantum-policy cosplay?

Which federal systems get the PQC upgrade first, and who gets stuck doing the crypto archaeology?

FederalNewsNetwork on the White House PQC order, with deadlines for agencies, contractors, and the usual funding panic.

A circuit-level one-shot signature scheme with classical public keys and quantum secret keys, plus the qubit/gate count.

News piece on two U.S. orders: a 2028 quantum-compute goal and faster post-quantum crypto migration, because paperwork beats qubits.

QuantumBoom curates the latest QC papers, mostly hardware/QEC topics the field keeps rediscovering with better acronyms.

Same Q-Day handwringing, new wrinkle is a federal PQC migration push and Bitcoin BIP-360/361 talk.

Opinion piece urging PQC migration now, because apparently rekeying the internet is a group project with privacy implications.