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When they say "resilient to quantum attacks" they just mean there is no known algorithm that could solve them efficiently. But since they aren't popular and we
by akvadrako 5y ago
When they say "resilient to quantum attacks" they just mean there is no known algorithm that could solve them efficiently. But since they aren't popular and we don't have quantum computers, not many people are even trying.
- krastanov 5y agoYou are right! Just for completeness, I would add that bodies like NIST and various universities and researchers are putting significant effort into this work. I am indeed not qualified enough to compare their efforts to what the industry has already put in studying current encryption schemes.