Post-quantum cryptography covers signature and encryption schemes designed to resist attacks by quantum computers, and plans to migrate blockchains to them.

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The quantum computing threat is the risk that a large quantum computer could derive private keys from public ones, breaking the signatures that secure crypto.

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