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Never trust strangers on advices to change your cryptographic algos, do your own research... BTW Ed25519 is not even quantum safe :-)

• RL_Quine 5y ago
  It has small signatures, small key sizes, and is fast. Nobody ever claimed that ecdsa/eddsa was quantum safe, it obviously isn't.
• chasil 5y ago
  An easy modification to enable quantum safety first appeared in tinyssh, using one of the DJB NTRU Prime algorithms. OpenSSH quietly adopted the tinyssh approach as an experimental feature. Some time later, after interaction with DJB, the OpenSSH algorithm for NTRU was changed, and tinyssh followed suit. If you want quantum-secure Ed25519, then enable sntrup761x25519 on a supported client and server. https://tinyssh.org/ https://tinyssh.org/
• throwaway2048 5y ago
  No public key crypto anyone uses for anything significant is quantum safe