PQC Adoption 45.2% in SSH but Under 10% in HTTPS
First merged summary.
Post-quantum cryptography support reaches 45.2% of SSH hosts but only 9.1% of HTTPS servers.
Two empirical studies assess post-quantum cryptography deployment in SSH and TLS protocols. Researchers examined 1.52 million SSH hosts on port 22 and found 45.2% support PQC with 39.9% of 27,012 entities enabling it on at least one host. In contrast, analysis of 10,000 targets per protocol showed 9.1% HTTPS server support, 7.39% for LDAPS, and below 1% for other protocols, with entity-level HTTPS support at 11%. Adoption correlates with industry, geography, and organizational size.
- 45.2% of 1.52M SSH hosts support PQC
- 39.9% of 27,012 entities enable SSH PQC
- 9.1% HTTPS server support at origin level
- Below 1% for most other TLS protocols
- 11% entity-level HTTPS PQC support
- Correlates with industry, geography, size
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- arXiv SSH studyPQC on 45.2% of 1.52M SSH hosts and 39.9% of entities
- arXiv TLS study9.1% HTTPS server support and below 1% for most protocols
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCarXiv study assesses post-quantum cryptography adoption in SSH
PQC enabled on 45.2% of SSH hosts but only 39.9% of entities show any support.
arXiv study assesses post-quantum cryptography adoption in TLS
PQC support reaches only 9.1% for HTTPS and below 1% for other protocols at server level.