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Updated cryptographic guidance says asymmetric choices have changed
The guidance says post-quantum transition plans now target completion by 2029, while symmetric cryptography remains sound and many asymmetric recommendations have changed. Engineers choosing cryptographic defaults should review the updated advice.
- What
- Updated cryptographic guidance says the post-quantum transition should finish by 2029 and that asymmetric recommendations have changed since 2024.
- How
- It recommends, among other choices, X25519+ML-KEM-768 for key exchange and ML-DSA-44 for asymmetric signatures; it says symmetric cryptography remains fine.
- Why it matters
- Engineers choosing security primitives for infrastructure need to account for the changing post-quantum guidance and protocol choices.
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