Harvest now. Decrypt later.

How exposed is data encrypted today?

Compare the life of sensitive data with the time left to complete post-quantum migration.


Model inputs

Model inputs

Baseline
Data class

Survey scenario

Optimistic means earlier quantum capability.

Curve family
Survey basis

Survey vintage

01 / Arrival distribution

When might a CRQC arrive?

Chart. Use the left and right arrow keys to move the year; Escape hides the reading.

Chart data
02 / Exposure window

The Mosca timeline.

Exposure occurs when arrival precedes the end of data sensitivity: Z ≤ s + x.

03 / Compare data classes

Longer-lived data carries more exposure.

04 / Model risk

The family matters beyond the fitted points.

Weibull Lognormal Log-logistic Gold tone = scenario · right = min–max
Exact values and family key

W: Weibull · LN: Lognormal · LL: Log-logistic. Values are probabilities on a 0–1 scale.

Where the curve families diverge

05 / Monte Carlo

Allow the migration date to slip.

Shelf-life uncertainty
Arrival model

P(exposure), horizon view
Exposed record-years · share of draws

Every data class, same draws

06 / Sensitivity

Which assumptions move the result?

Probability scale
Input ranges used
07 / Survey weight

What changes when the signal gets a weight?

08 / Last-cohort view and HNDL cover

A liability that emerges after the harvest.

Last-cohort view
probability, arrival after migration only

    09 / Method and limitations

    A reproducible model, with explicit limits.

    Read the limits with the result.

      Vintage drift: the survey's printed mid-points

      Sources and dates