@아뭄무
Thank you for making such a good lecture. It helped me a lot.
@vidyajamesu
"Kyber" and "Dilithium" are two famous sci-fi crystalline materials. In Star Wars, Kyber crystals are the primary element of a lightsaber: what forms the blade and gives it the color. In Star Trek, Dilithium is the crystal used to moderate the matter/anti-matter reactions inside the warp core. I'm kind of curious about why those words were chosen. Given this is a cryptography course, I think it's safe to say whoever made that decision was also a big nerd like me. What about KEMs and signature schemes lend them to their fictionally crystalline nomenclature?
@mkli-j9y
Sir, I would like to know if learning lattice-based cryptography requires a deep mathematical foundation? Or what specific areas of mathematics are needed? Is the course Mathematical Analysis necessary?
@The_StoryTeller_05
make lecture on implementation by creating small spring boot project
@anmoladarsh8928
sir can you please explain how will the cyber security risk reduces for the organization switching to pqc new standards
@rejwar
sir I want advance post quantum cryptography course .
@cryptography101-alfred