How Quantum Computers affect Cryptography and Blockchain, and Solutions
I think this is a good middle ground between the oversimplified layman-oriented quantum news articles, and the hyper academic quantum computing papers that are hard for a cryptographer to parse. As the field rapidly evolves, things here may become outdated or wrong. Feel free to leave thoughts/comments/corrections on the hackmd draft of this post! An old version was previously also posted on zkresearch and a version that explains how to migrate Ethereum was posted on ethresearch. Thanks to Aram Harrow, Krishanu Sankar, and Lev Stambler for comments and discussions – all errors are mine, not theirs. This is a very rapidly changing field, so these results will likely change very quickly. © 2022-2023 Aayush Gupta
Feb 17, 2023 crypto zk quantum I think this is a good middle ground between the oversimplified layman-oriented quantum news articles, and the hyper academic quantum computing papers that are hard for a cryptographer to parse. As the field rapidly evolves, things here may become outdated or wrong. Feel free to leave thoughts/comments/corrections on the hackmd draft of this post ! An old version was previously also posted on zkresearch and a version that explains how to migrate Ethereum via native STARK AA was posted on ethresearch . The Ethereum solution was built by Aditya here , with the firs
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