<ul><li>Google is set to upgrade its post-quantum encryption protection on its web browser desktop with the new Chrome 131 release.</li><li>The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released the first three quantum-resistant encryption standards in August 2024.</li><li>The ML-KEM algorithm, based on CRYSTALS-Kyber, will be adopted by Chrome 131 for cryptographic key exchanges.</li><li>Post-quantum encryption is necessary to combat security threats posed by future mass adoption of quantum computers.</li></ul>

Chrome to adopt NIST-approved post quantum encryption on desktop

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