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A post-quantum Signal Protocol requires a substitute for the ECDH key exchanges. However, the ECDH key exchange is not quantum-safe. The Signal Protocol does this by using the ECDH Curve25519 key exchanges and SHA-512 key derivation. The Signal Protocol provides end-to-end encryption, forward secrecy, backward secrecy, authentication and deniability for chat applications like WhatsApp. The Post-Quantum Signal Protocol : Secure Chat in a Quantum World.
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