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A laptop and three network nodes show two protected connections between a browser, CDN, and website server
post-quantum security · 2026-07-31
Why Cloudflare Added Post-Quantum Signatures Between Its CDN and Your Server

A browser does not always connect directly to a website’s server: Cloudflare often sits between them. Here is how ML-DSA helps verify the server and what this change does not protect.

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