Public key cryptography is one of the major components of online security. Prior to the advent of quantum computing, this approach was deemed to be very secure when properly implemented. Unfortunately, the current crop of crypto techniques are susceptible to attack by quantum computers but this has more to do with the approach chosen originally rather than a fault of public key encryption.
Helena Handschuh is a Security Technologies Fellow at Rambus Inc. Her research and responsibilities include managing the foundational security technologies team in charge of research in crypto and post-quantum crypto.
Helena Handschuh is a Security Technologies Fellow at Rambus Inc. Her research and responsibilities include managing the foundational security technologies team in charge of research in crypto and post-quantum crypto; research in power analysis and side-channel attacks and countermeasures; building prototypes; and showcasing.
