Hybrid Quantum-Safe Cryptography for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
summary
Project implements hybrid quantum-safe TLS and X.509 on OCPP, using a Mobility House Python OCPP stack containerized then ported to Raspberry Pi and finally to an NXP i.MX 8 board; OpenSSL 3.5 plus OQS provider supplies hybrid key-exchange and signature primitives (logged signatures but key-exchange required packet capture). Dashboard by Infiniot tracks migrated assets; mixed PQ/non‑PQ deployments fail cipher negotiation, so the team recommends upgrading to OpenSSL 3.5 for smooth migration and monitoring.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Conference overview
- 1:49DTOM project intro
- 3:14Energy pod architecture
- 5:22TNO in postquantum crypto
- 7:50Migration urgency timeline
- 9:15OCPP TLS dependency
- 11:05Hybrid crypto with OpenSSL 3.5
- 12:29Hybrid crypto demo
- 14:38Partial migration challenges
- 16:05Logging cryptographic transitions
- 18:55Key takeaways
- 20:25Q&A on logging practices
- 22:33Closing remarks
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