Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
PQC-X examines 119 post-quantum submissions
A Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University lab presents cryptanalysis of candidates submitted to a call for next-generation cryptographic algorithms.
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- The 84 public-key submissions include 34 signatures, 41 KEMs, and 9 key exchanges.
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The homepage divides the work into public-key schemes and hash functions, with separate links for each submission group. It says the candidates’ specifications and reference implementations are published on the NICCS site, giving readers a route to compare the lab’s analysis with source materials. The stated public-key breakdown is 34 signatures, 41 KEMs, and 9 key exchanges.
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