B’Envoy-age to Pre-Quantum Encryption
summary
Builds nginx, Envoy and Istio images that run Open Quantum Safe libs and a post-quantum TLS stack, proving a world first post Quantum service mesh and a post-quantum Envoy sidecar that accepts dilithium keys via a post-quantum fork of curl. Benchmarks use h2load: nginx with dilithium is ~8–13% slower than RSA, Envoy shows about a ~10–17% throughput hit; key sizes are ~2–3× larger and require library and certificate parsing changes. dilithium3 and OQS tooling are published on GitHub.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04Modern Cryptography
- 3:57Entanglement
- 5:41Quantum Computation
- 6:33Probability Intuition
- 7:15Cracking Encryption
- 8:43Quantifying Speed-up
- 11:25Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- 13:19Literature Performance
- 16:30NGINX Performance
- 17:36Envoy Performance
- 18:35Development
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