lattice
Y2Q warning — quantum computers will break RSA & ECDSAtime to quantum 2029 · migrate to lattice
threat: high 48,210 keys get a key

dilithium signatures.

Sign with ML-DSA, the NIST post-quantum standard.

ML-DSA (Dilithium) is the NIST-standardized post-quantum signature scheme. Every signature is a short proof that you hold the key — and no quantum algorithm can forge it.

schemeML-DSA-65
standardFIPS 204
keylattice-based
forgeno known attack

a signature is a proof

Where ECDSA relies on the hardness of discrete logs — which shor breaks — dilithium relies on lattice problems, which shor doesn't touch. The math is the security.