arXiv study assesses post-quantum cryptography adoption in SSH
Original title: Empirical Study of Post-Quantum Cryptography Adoption Status in SSH Infrastructure
PQC enabled on 45.2% of SSH hosts but only 39.9% of entities show any support.
Researchers analyzed PQC adoption in SSH using large-scale fingerprint data from 1.52 million hosts and 27,012 entities. PQC transition is polarized with 45.2% of SSH hosts on port 22 supporting PQC while 54.8% remain classical-only. At the entity level, 39.9% have enabled PQC on at least one host.
- PQC support at 45.2% for SSH hosts on port 22
- 54.8% of hosts remain classical-only
- 39.9% of entities enable PQC on at least one host
- Correlates adoption with industry, geography, and organizational size
- 27,012 entities analyzed across 1.52 million hosts
From the original article
1 min read at arxiv.orgWith the anticipated arrival of Q-day, quantum computers threaten current cryptographic schemes for encryption and digital signatures. In response, major content delivery networks and cloud service providers are already adopting Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC).
By Md Ariful Haque · arxiv.org
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