Post-Quantum DevOps
summary
Google NIST and the NSA push developers to prepare because quantum algorithms (Shor style) will break factoring based TLS and common PKI once large quantum machines exist. Labs report small quantum demos but no scalable fault tolerant device yet; work continues. Lattice proposals like lattice-based encryption and learning with errors claim post-quantum safety and enable homomorphic encryption so cloud services can compute on ciphertext. Google experiments in BoringSSL prototype these ideas but deployment and interoperability remain unresolved.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:29In the beginning...
- 0:44Moore's Law
- 1:14Searching for the next big thing
- 1:29A tale of two Qubits
- 1:441994: Quantum will break codes
- 2:14Do Quantum computers exist?
- 2:29What don't we know?
- 2:59Quantum-to-Quantum Encryption
- 3:14Hashes, Goppa Codes, Multivar Quadratics
- 3:29Lattices. The cool one is Lattices.
- 3:44Bonus: Fully Homomorphic Encryption
- 3:59Let's talk about SSL/TLS
- 4:14Your Secret Weapon: AES-256
- 4:44Unresolved questions
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