Understanding Post-Quantum Cryptography: Basic Approaches Explained 🔐

Content level: 200 -- Event is for the "Quantum Explorer"

Title: Post-Quantum Cryptography - Walk-through the basic approaches

Speaker: Mahima Mary Mathews, Research Scholar, Asst. Professor

ABSTRACT: Quantum Computing is quickly emerging and discussed around the world. These advancements question the security of almost all standard crypto systems currently in use.

Post-Quantum Cryptography focuses on development of cryptographic approaches that can be implemented using classical systems but will be resistant to attacks from Quantum Systems. It uses advanced mathematical concepts

Through this session we are trying to explain the approaches used in different Post-Quantum Cryptosystems . The different Post-Quantum Cryptosystems that we will discuss are:
1. Lattice-Based Crypto Systems
2. Code-Based Crypto Systems
3. Hash-Based Crypto Systems
4. Multivariate Crypto Systems
5. Others Systems that include; Isogeny-Based Crypto Systems, Non-Commutative Cryptosystems and Hybrid Cryptosystems.

Also, we will have a short introduction to different Post-Quantum Cryptography Projects including NIST PQC Standardization and current research directions in this area.

Event artifacts, e.g. slides & recording (when available):
http://quantum.harrisburg.tech/meetups/20200924/

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Sponsor: Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
https://harrisburgU.edu/quantum email: quantum@HarrisburgU.edu