Aim and Scope

The Journal of Post-Quantum Cryptography and Systems focuses on cutting-edge research in cryptography designed to withstand threats posed by quantum computing. Its scope includes the design, analysis, implementation, and evaluation of quantum-resistant cryptographic algorithms and systems that secure communications, data integrity, and authentication in a post-quantum era.

Core topics typically covered include:

          Quantum-resistant cryptographic algorithms (lattice-based, code-based, hash-based, multivariate, isogeny-based, etc.)

• Security analysis and cryptanalysis of PQC schemes

• Computer Science and Emerging Artificial Intelligence Technologies

• Standardization efforts and comparative evaluations of candidate algorithms

• Integration of PQC into real-world protocols and systems (e.g., TLS/SSL, PKI, IoT devices)

• Performance, scalability, and practical deployment challenges

• Hybrid cryptographic approaches combining classical and post-quantum methods

• Case studies and industry applications in cloud, mobile, and embedded systems