That is why the Cellframe platform is protected from quantum computers

The Cellframe Network is written in pure C, and the data in it is protected by a post-quantum encryption system.
We have implemented two signatures for protection: Crystal Dilithium and Picnic. We will add Falcon soon. The users can choose either of them, or implement them simultaneously to get multi-algorithm protection for their assets.
The blockchain code is written from scratch without the use of third-party libraries. In addition to standard code testing and auditing, the developers used static analysis with a neural network. This way they were able to avoid common bugs and vulnerabilities in applications written in C. The system is resistant to hacker attacks and inaccessible to quantum hacking algorithms.

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Quantum hype

We are now witnessing increasing levels of what we call quantum hype. This happens when another quantum computing breakthrough or hack is reported from time to time, exciting the community.

We are constantly talking and writing about how the quantum apocalypse is just around the corner, that post-quantum encryption is not an empty shell, and this is not a story about the distant future. Now, the future is right in front of your eyes.

You can see for yourselves that quantum hype is happening. And in our social networks this year, we plan to focus more on the nuances of security - in particular the quantum-stable cryptography underlying the Cellframe blockchain.

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