Three papers published in the second week of May 2026 cover different parts of the post-quantum migration stack: a new NIST report on the next generation of digital signature candidates, a proof-of-concept PQC deployment inside a production bank, and a working FN-DSA implementation on Raspberry Pi hardware. Read together, they deliver the same message from […]
6G standardisation is still years away, but the cryptographic choices that will shape it are being made now. Every Five Eyes PQC migration deadline falls before the first commercial 6G radios are expected. A new paper from Toshiba’s Bristol research lab benchmarks how the NIST-standardised primitives behave on actual telecom-relevant hardware — desktop-class, ARM-class edge, […]
A new arXiv preprint runs the numbers on something every Australian bank — and by extension every NZ subsidiary of one — should already have answered: can post-quantum signatures actually run inside a real-time payments SLA? Reference: arXiv 2605.02276v1, 4 May 2026. The simulation covers Australia’s real-time retail payments rail at production volume — 5.2 […]
A new arXiv preprint from Chou and Cao (UIUC / NCSA) puts numbers on the network cost of PQC certificate bloat. The headline: TTFB doesn’t degrade smoothly as chains grow — it steps up at two specific points where chain size breaches TCP’s flight windows. Reference: arXiv 2604.24869v1, 27 April 2026. The cliffs The first […]
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