
Let's Encrypt plans post-quantum certificate support by 2026
Hacker News·1mo·Let's Encrypt
Let's Encrypt is working to issue certificates using post-quantum cryptography algorithms before quantum computers can break current encryption. The effort addresses a real timeline concern: adversaries are already harvesting encrypted traffic today to decrypt later once quantum hardware matures. For indie makers running HTTPS services, this means your free certificates will eventually protect against that threat without extra work.
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