Google extends post-quantum cryptography to all Meet calls
Google has moved its video meetings platform onto quantum-resistant encryption, with post-quantum cryptography now covering every Google Meet call. The change, confirmed by the Google Workspace Updates blog on 12 October, is intended to protect meeting traffic against future quantum decryption threats, including harvest now, decrypt later attacks.
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