
Let's Encrypt plans post-quantum certificates for 2026
Hacker News·3mo·SGran
Let's Encrypt is preparing to issue certificates using post-quantum cryptography by 2026, addressing the threat quantum computers pose to current encryption standards. For indie makers and small SaaS operators, this means staying ahead of potential security vulnerabilities—though adoption will likely be gradual as ecosystem support matures.
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