arXiv:2202.05917 · Notices of the American Mathematical Society

Group-based Cryptography in the Quantum Era

Delaram Kahrobaei, Ramón Flores, Marialaura Noce

Published Apr 13, 2023• 12 citations

Abstract

We present the current status and the approach of post-quantum group-based cryptography, focusing on two classes of groups as platform groups for possible cryptographic protocols: polycyclic and graph groups.

DOI: 10.1090/noti2684

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