What does 'quantum-safe' mean here?

Created by Fu Yi, Modified on Tue, 28 Jul at 4:17 PM by Fu Yi

Face tokens are built to remain secure against quantum attack, and the platform follows the same hybrid logic the web used to take TLS post-quantum (X25519MLKEM768): combine mechanisms so an attacker must break all of them. SenseCrypt applies that construction to authentication itself: it is passkey-like by design — a hardware-bound device key signs every ceremony — with the one addition a passkey can't make, the live verified person. Run alone or alongside existing passkeys, the floor is passkey-grade possession security; the face is proof on top of it.

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