OpenSSL is fun! Getting OpenSSL's cryptography quantum safe, not so much!
Channel: walter willis
Date: 01/02/2023

Basic tutorial showing how easy it is to use OpenSSL, a free open-source encryption software that is built into many varieties of Linux and can easily be used on Mac's with Home Brew or Windows with WSL.  NIST recently released new standards for quantum safe cryptography and it is expected that over the next ten years Kyber 768 will be the most commonly used.  Learning how to implement it now, as a hybrid, is useful to both students, business, and government.  Unfortunately, it is too soon for Kyber and Dilithium to be supported by OpenSSL, but because it is open source they can be added and then shared with the world.  Hopefully we can find the help to make it work in a way that is both safe for everyone to use while staying free and open sourced to everyone else that is interested in using it!

Using Ubuntu 22.04
OpenSSL 3.0.2
Kyber direct from Github: pq-crystals/kyber

If you can help, please do!