Interview/profile of Claude Crépeau by Bill Buchanan, a tour of crypto history with the usual amount of deserved reverence.

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

YouTube video of Myntex/Ammolite’s NATO SHINE 2025 demo of post-quantum secure comms, because quantum fear sells hardware.

Martin Hellman on camera, first-hand crypto history, NSA, public-key, and the Crypto Wars, instead of the usual retold mythology.

YouTube talk on computing over encrypted data, i.e. the usual FHE dream with extra ciphertext overhead.

Video interview with Martin Hellman on public-key crypto, NSA history, and the Crypto Wars, because secrecy loves a sequel.

Quantum-proof wallets still mostly mean ugly key migration plans, this talk sketches BTC/ETH wallet redesign.

FOSSASIA talk video on bolting ZTA and PQC onto FreeIPA, for anyone still hoping identity stacks stay simple.

What do the executive orders actually change for PQC migration, procurement, and standards, besides paperwork?

Trump's crypto EO talk, not new crypto, just policy and deployment handwringing over PQC rollout.

IBM Technology video on the PQC executive order and what “Q-Day” actually means, since panic needs a glossary.

Adam Back's take on Bitcoin's signature threat, with a more concrete clock than the usual vague quantum-doom sermon.

Talk on why Bitcoin’s PQ upgrade is mostly governance, not crypto, and why the obvious signature swap story breaks down.

A YouTube explainer on SEV subnets, where the Internet Computer turns AMD hardware encryption into confidential computing.

IOG interview with Eric Coley on Indigo, for when you want blockchain privacy talk in video form.

A podcast episode on ZK proofs for privacy, the old trick of proving a secret without spilling it.

Can ZK proofs actually police AI outputs? This podcast episode with Wyatt Benno pokes at that question.

What breaks first when you push proof systems past SNARK comfort? Benedikt Bünz talks limits, recursion, and tradeoffs.

MySecurityTV talk on post-quantum migration and quantum-safe security, because apparently RSA isn't forever.

Certificates are getting shorter, because humans are the weak link; this talk covers ACME and crypto agility.

DJB revisits the IETF/NSA backdoor fight, less crypto theory and more the bureaucratic ways standards get bent.

NSF News podcast on quantum cryptography, where the future of broken assumptions gets a microphone.

A YouTube channel for QRL, mostly project videos and announcements about post-quantum signatures, because docs were too mainstream.

Video on djb, NSA pressure, and IETF encryption standards, because weakening crypto was apparently a committee sport.

How does o1js make ZK app dev less miserable? This talk sketches the workflow, app patterns, and tradeoffs.

What did djb think the NSA got the IETF to ship, and why are we still pretending standards bodies are neutral?

Not a paper: Bill Buchanan interviews Yevgeniy Dodis on modern cryptography, where the interesting bits usually hide.

Talk walks through o1js for building ZK apps, the usual attempt to make proving systems feel less like distributed pain.

So when does quantum actually break ZK, and what gets migrated first in the crypto stack?

Paper talk on Delta Chat’s crypto, mostly a sober audit of E2EE over email infrastructure and its trust assumptions.