Blogposts

In this blogpost we present our contribution to the PQC transition of the SSI ecosystem, consisting in the design and implementation of Quantum-Secure Plaintext Credentials and Anonymous Credentials.

Red Hat is taking a leading role in ensuring the open-source ecosystem is ready for the Post-Quantum world. At the heart of this effort was a specialized Fedora-based container designed to make Post-Quantum Cryptography accessible to everyone.

This post focuses on the client-side perspective of the Quantum-secure Internet Browsing (IB) pilot, demonstrating our achievements in providing quantum-secure browsing while maintaining the normal user experience.

This post summarizes what aurora is, how it integrates into OpenSSL, what we achieved, and how it fits into the broader roadmap of PQC deployment.

The draft-ietf-lamps-pq-composite-sigs, after 12 drafts and much discussion, has successfully completed its Working Group Last Call (WGLC) and is now in the queue for publication — the final step before becoming an RFC.