The XRP Ledger has adopted CRYSTALS-Dilithium as its cryptography standard for digital signatures.
Unlike the previously used elliptic curve cryptography, the new standard is not vulnerable to attacks from quantum computers.
Q-Day, which is the day when a quantum computer will be capable of breaking widely used public-key cryptography, is on the horizon. While there’s no consensus among experts on the timeline, the crypto world is bracing for a post-quantum world. The latest to upgrade to quantum-resistant standards is the XRP Ledger, which has now adopted a new cryptography standard.
AlphaNet, the network reserved for developers to test early features on the XRP Ledger, “has gone quantum,” announced XRPL Labs software engineer Denis Angell. The network’s consensus, accounts, and transactions are now fully quantum secure, he added.
AlphaNet just went QUANTUM
XRPL’s developer network is now fully quantum secure:
Quantum Consensus Quantum Accounts Quantum Transactions Dili
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