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NIST reports concrete progress: 82 submissions, 69 valid, 26 in round two, seven finalists, and in 2022 it selects Crystals Kyber (KEM) plus signatures Crystals Dilithium, Falcon and SPHINCS+; draft FIPS for Kyber, Dilithium and Sphincs+ are published with public comments due and finalization aimed for H1 2024. Lab work at the NCCoE builds interoperable CI/CD testbeds, publishes practice guides and interoperability results; Falcon draft lags by ~9 months and a fourth round of KEMs continues.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:02Quantum threats to cryptography
- 2:46NIST post-quantum cryptography focus
- 7:01Post-quantum competition process
- 10:35Selection criteria and rounds
- 12:43Chosen algorithms
- 15:14Timeline for standards
- 17:43Fourth round and signatures
- 19:08Hash-based cryptography standards
- 21:54Migration project and collaboration
- 24:02National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence initiatives
- 28:54Migration tools and publications
- 31:48Q&A
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