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Review our Terms & AUP.AI-Powered Network ProtectionOur monitoring system helps teams:Run approved security diagnostics (Nmap,Metasploit,OpenSSL)Checks quantum computing readinessProvides plain-English security insightsNo configuration needed - the AI learns your network's normal behavior.Enterprise Security Made SimpleChat with the AI Assistant to:Request guided diagnostic checksInvestigate anomaliesTrigger security scansGet enterprise-grade protection without the complexity.Complete Performance HistoryOur dashboard shows:Real-time network health metricsHistorical trend analysisInteractive time-series graphsTrack gradual degradation or sudden outages with precision.Smart Alert SystemJust provide your email to get:24/7 automated monitoringAI-curated alerts (no spam)Weekly network monitoring performance reportsThe system learns and improves over time.AI-Powered Network ProtectionServer AddressServer AddressCheck Server SecurityQuantum Security CheckService URLService URLCheck Quantum ReadinessI am authorised to test these targetsActive scanning and testing is restricted to authorized assets only. By continuing, you confirm you own the target or have explicit written permission to test it. For security, compliance, and abuse prevention, all LLM interactions in this service are recorded and may be reviewed. Where required by law or to address suspected abuse, relevant information may be shared with appropriate authorities.Advanced Tools & Agent SelectionUse these tools only on targets you own or are explicitly authorized in writing to test. For deeper diagnostics and agent-powered workflows, select a local agent and target below.Target Host or URLTarget Host or URLLocal Agent​Local AgentInstall a local agent for intrusive checks. Download the agent.Expert ToolkitLaunch targeted security workflows powered by specialist AI experts.Nmap ReconDiscover open ports, services, and surface vulnerabilities in seconds.Run ReconTLS HardeningCheck certificates, cipher suites, and protocol support with OpenSSL.Check TLSQuantum Readiness ScanTest TLS KEM support, certificate algorithms, and quantum-safe posture.Scan Quantum SafetyMetasploit Guided TestLet the penetration expert choose safe modules and validate exposure.Start Guided TestRequires login and a local agent.Custom Code on Your AgentsDeploy bespoke .NET automation to your agent fleet. Build command processors for on-demand execution, or create custom connect endpoints that run on a schedule and stream monitoring data.Custom Code DescriptionCustom Code DescriptionCmd Processor ExpertGenerate .NET cmd processors that run scripts or CLI tools, return full output, and can be listed, updated, or executed on demand.Build a Cmd ProcessorRequires login and a local agent.Connect ExpertCreate custom monitoring endpoints that run on a schedule, collect metrics, and feed alerting or dashboards with your own logic.Create a ConnectRequires login and a local agent.Install a local agent to unlock custom code deployments. Download the agent.Hugging Face GGUF model selection for TestLLMRunning the Network Monitor Assistant with Hugging Face models? Use our GGUF selection guide to choose quant formats for your hardware, then validate quality in the dashboard assistant workflow.Enter DashboardJoin our DiscordQuantum-Safe TLS: Practical Guide & Playbook Going Quantum-Safe with TLS: Practical Steps in 2025 The race is on to prepare our infrastructure for a post-quantum world. Attackers are already “harvesting now, decrypting later”: collecting encrypted data today in hopes of breaking it with quantum computers tomorrow. The good news is that, with recent OpenSSL releases, we can start defending against this today — without custom patches or exotic providers. Why Quantum-Safe TLS Matters Classical TLS depends on elliptic-curve (ECDHE) or RSA key exchange. Both will be broken by sufficiently large quantum computers using Shor’s algorithm. The solution is post-quantum cryptography (PQC): new key encapsulation mechanisms (KEMs) and digital signatures designed to resist quantum attacks. For TLS, the critical step is replacing or hybridizing the key exchange. This ensures session keys negotiated today can’t be decrypted tomorrow — even if the certificate itself is still RSA or ECDSA. Enter OpenSSL 3.5: Hybrid KEMs Out of the Box Until recently, experimenting with PQ required patched forks (like the OQS-OpenSSL provider). That’s no longer true. OpenSSL 3.5, released in 2024 and now shipping in modern distros, adds built-in support for NIST-selected ML-KEM (formerly Kyber) hybrids: X25519MLKEM768 SecP256r1MLKEM768 X448MLKEM768 SecP384r1MLKEM1024 These groups combine a classical key exchange (X25519, P-256, X448, P-384) with a quantum-safe ML-KEM variant. And they’re in the default TLS 1.3 group list, preferred by default. So any software linked against OpenSSL ≥3.5 can automatically negotiate hybrid PQ TLS with compatible clients. Where Can You Use It Today? Debian 13 “Trixie”: Ships OpenSSL 3.5.1 by default. Any NGINX, Apache, HAProxy, or curl package built on it can negotiate PQ KEMs. Fedora (Rawhide, Fedora 43+): Includes OpenSSL 3.5. Rocky Linux 9.7 / 10.1 (late 2025): Expected to ship 3.5. RHEL / AlmaLinux / SUSE: Currently on OpenSSL 3.0; 3.5 integration expected in upcoming releases. On Windows, Microsoft is shipping PQ crypto in Insider builds and through the SymCrypt-OpenSSL 1.9.0 provider, with a roadmap to make PQ default by 2033. A Minimal Quantum-Safe NGINX Setup (Debian 13) Here’s how simple it can be: server { listen 443 ssl; server_name example.com; ssl_certificate /etc/ssl/certs/site.crt; ssl_certificate_key /etc/ssl/private/site.key; ssl_protocols TLSv1.3; # Prefer PQ hybrids ssl_conf_command Groups "X25519MLKEM768:*X25519:secp256r1"; location / { proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8080; } } Notes: Certificates remain RSA/ECDSA for browser trust. The hybrid protection is in the key exchange, not the cert. If you don’t set ssl_conf_command, OpenSSL 3.5 still prefers hybrids by default — but being explicit avoids surprises. Testing That It Works On a client with OpenSSL 3.5: openssl s_client \ -connect example.com:443 \ -tls1_3 \ -groups X25519MLKEM768 \ -no-CAfile -no-CApath </dev/null \ | grep -Ei 'Protocol|Cipher|Group' Expected output: Protocol : TLSv1.3 Cipher : TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 Group : X25519MLKEM768 That line confirms the hybrid KEM is active. What About Certificates? Today’s browsers and CAs don’t yet accept PQ signature algorithms (like ML-DSA or SLH-DSA). So your cert will stay RSA or ECDSA for the foreseeable future. That’s fine — the main confidentiality risk is in the key exchange, which PQ hybrids already fix. Over the next few years, expect hybrid or pure-PQC certificates to emerge as browsers and PKI catch up. Microsoft’s Roadmap Microsoft is pushing PQ across Windows, Active Directory, and Azure. Their Quantum Safe Program (QSP) aims to: Make PQ crypto available in early builds by 2029, Ship PQ as the default by 2033. If you use Windows Insider Canary builds today, you can already test PQ TLS with SymCrypt-OpenSSL. Takeaways Debian 13 and other OpenSSL 3.5 distros let you deploy PQ TLS today — no patches, no providers. PQ is already enabled by default for TLS 1.3 connections; just confirm your apps are linked against OpenSSL 3.5. Certificates stay classical for now; PQ signatures will come later. Microsoft and the Linux ecosystem are converging on the same ML-KEM standard, giving us a clear migration path. Bottom line: If you’re deploying new infrastructure in 2025, choose a distro with OpenSSL 3.5. You’ll be “ready for quantum” now, not ten years from now. Network Monitor Assistant (TurboLLM)Type a message...Type a message...ReadyPush To TalkPush to talk is ready. 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