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ECDSA P-256 (ES256) — standard — Clarity Today

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ECDSA P-256 (ES256)

Elliptic-curve signature algorithm hardcoded into Keystone token signing and broken by Shor's algorithm.

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Red Hat counted 572 quantum-vulnerable spots in OpenStack. The obstacle is OpenStack's own pins.

Hardcoded algorithms and forced TLS 1.2 across 90-plus repositories stop OpenStack inheriting post-quantum crypto the platform already ships. Keystone's token signing is one hardcoded line.

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