National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automatic Control (INRIA)
Ile-de-France (FR1) · France
ERC Advanced Grant · 2019
Lattices in a Parallel and Quantum World
Today's digital world creates many security and privacy issues. But cryptography, a pillar of cybersecurity, is facing two major challenges. The first challenge is the threat of quantum computers, fueled by massive investment worldwide. Shor showed that a quantum computer can break the most prevalent forms of public-key cryptography used every day by e-commerce and bitcoins. This threat is now taken seriously by governmental organizations: the NIST initiated in 2016 a process to standardize by 2024 public-key cryptographic algorithms resistant to quantum computers. The second challenge is new environments, such as big data, IoT, or crypto-currencies. Because classical cryptography no longer…
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