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@realMaxAvery

Hedera's cryptography runs on SHA-384, and NIST finalized its first three post-quantum encryption standards in August 2024. Networks built on hash functions with larger output sizes have a documented head start on the migration every chain eventually faces.

The image shows a Hedera blog post titled "Post-Quantum Cryptography and Blockchain: Where the Industry Stands," dated April 10, 2026, featuring a section header "Why Quantum Computers Threaten Distributed Ledgers." It relates to the caption by highlighting Hedera's use of SHA-384 hashing and referencing NIST's finalized PQC standards, aligning with the post's discussion of hash-based cryptographic advantages in preparing blockchains for quantum computing threats.

AI visual note: The image shows a Hedera blog post titled "Post-Quantum Cryptography and Blockchain: Where the Industry Stands," dated April 10, 2026, featuring a section header "Why Quantum Computers Threaten Distributed Ledgers." It relates to the caption by highlighting Hedera's use of SHA-384 hashing and referencing NIST's finalized PQC standards, aligning with the post's discussion of hash-based cryptographic advantages in preparing blockchains for quantum computing threats.

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