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Quantum-Safe Cryptography: The TLS Transition Before Q-Day — a survey of a frontier of autonomous AI in the Agents in the Wild series.
Book framework (chapter themes):
- Quantum Computing Threats and Post-Quantum Cryptography: From Shor's Algorithm to NIST Standardization
- Foundations of Lattice-Based Cryptography: From the LWE Problem to ML-KEM Standardization
- Post-Quantum Digital Signatures: ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, and FN-DSA
- Alternative Post-Quantum Schemes: Code-Based, Multivariate, and Isogeny-Based
- TLS Protocol Architecture and Classical Cipher Suites: RSA, ECDHE, and the Certificate System
- TLS Migration Paths: Hybrid Key Exchange and Hybrid Signature Strategies
- Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking of Post-Quantum Cryptography in TLS
- The Fusion of Quantum Key Distribution and Post-Quantum Cryptography: QKD-PQC Hybrid Architectures
- Device-Independent Quantum Cryptography and Randomness Extraction Techniques
- Unclonable Cryptography and Quantum Memory Resources
- Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration in Blockchain, Federated Learning, and 6G Networks
- Post-Quantumization of Homomorphic Encryption and Privacy Computing
- Quantum-Safe Code Auditing and Automated Migration Tools
- Mathematical Foundations and Security Reductions of Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Post-Quantum Cryptography Implementation in Embedded Systems and Resource-Constrained Environments
- Challenges, Limitations, and Open Problems of Quantum-Safe TLS Migration
- Future Directions: Quantum-Safe Network Architecture and Long-Term Evolution
- Comprehensive Assessment and Engineering Practice Guidelines for Quantum-Safe Cryptography and the TLS Transition
Who it is for. Cryptography researchers, network security engineers, protocol designers, TLS/HTTPS infrastructure operations personnel, and advanced technology enthusiasts.
