TLS: Are we PQ yet?

2024-06-11·
Thom Wiggers
Thom Wiggers
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Abstract
The TLS protocol (famous for https://) is perhaps the most-used cryptographic protocol. As such, it is extremely important that it gets migrated to post-quantum cryptography. Fortunately, the TLS working group, browsers like Chrome and Firefox, and service providers like Cloudflare are making headway to solve the problem. Chrome on desktop computer already prefers Kyber768+X25519 key exchange by default! So, just migrate the certificates, and we’re done, right?
Date
2024-06-11 14:50 — 15:40
Event
Location

Mathematical Institute, Oxford University

Andrew Wiles Building, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG

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Post-Quantum TLS Kemtls Invited Talk
Thom Wiggers
Authors
Thom Wiggers
Senior Cryptography Researcher
Thom Wiggers is a cryptography researcher at PQShield. His PhD thesis was on the interactions of post-quantum cryptography with protocols, under the supervision of Peter Schwabe, at the Institute of Computing and Information Sciences, Radboud University in The Netherlands.