OpenSSH 10.0 Has "Post-Quantum" Public Key Cryptography
Now they have to keep tracking more changes, because this standard is barely a year old: NIST Releases First 3 Finalized Post-Quantum Encryption Standards. And it is still based on the same stupid pseudo-science of public-key cryptography: ultimately the security of the scheme is based on an unverifiable absence of knowledge. For people who have tin-hats: you might wonder why they go to all this trouble to compress the key by just 50%, ... and why is it called "Kyber"? See Alfred Menezes' short course:
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