A Quantum Computing Talk Without Qubits
summary
RHEL 10 and Fedora already package NIST‑approved post‑quantum algorithms — ML-KEM and ML-DSA — into OpenSSL/GnuTLS and a single crypto‑policy switch toggles a Quantum Ready profile; an OpenShift Kiskit operator can spin up a Jupyter notebook on Kubernetes and route jobs to real QPUs (the operator is usable but not fully maintained). Open Quantum Safe / liboqs supplies container images and OpenSSL tooling to generate larger post‑quantum keys (demo prints “shared secrets match”), and warns of harvest‑now, decrypt‑later attacks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Quantum computing intro
- 3:16Quantum for engineers
- 12:10Quantum and software risks
- 16:42Quantum software stack
- 20:36Post-quantum cryptography
- 25:19Harvest now decrypt later
- 28:05Shor's algorithm risks
- 31:14Open Quantum Safe demo
- 34:32KisKit simulator
- 37:17Closing & Q&A
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