Post-quantum cryptography in Spring Boot: Four models that can be delivered within a sprint cycle

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Spring Boot introduced four post-quantum cryptography deployment modes within one sprint cycle, aiming to support security upgrades in the context of quantum computing threats. This solution provides developers with options for encryption schemes that can be quickly integrated, covering various post-quantum algorithm configurations.

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I InfoQ 中文 zh 2026-09-05 01:23

Spring Boot delivered four post-quantum cryptography modes during the sprint cycle, designed to address quantum computing threats. The solution includes four specific algorithm implementations based on CRYSTALS-Kyber, CRYSTALS-Dilithium, FALCON, and SPHINCS+. These modes have been integrated into the Spring Boot framework, allowing for easy switching between traditional and post-quantum encryption schemes through configuration, without the need to reengineer the existing application architecture. The related code repositories have been made open-source, and developers can immediately introduce and test the actual performance of these new algorithms in their projects.