Post-quantum cryptography support for HTTPS
Vercel now supports post-quantum cryptography in TLS handshakes to protect against future quantum computing threats. Modern browsers automatically use this protection at no additional cost.
HTTPS connections to the Vercel network are now secured with post-quantum cryptography.
Most web encryption today could be broken by future quantum computers. While this threat isn’t immediate, attackers can capture encrypted traffic today and decrypt it later as quantum technology advances.
Vercel now supports post-quantum encryption during TLS handshakes, protecting applications against these future risks. Modern browsers will automatically use it with no configuration or additional cost required.
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