Anjum Ashraaf’s scientific contributions

... In fact, most IoT devices are designed for minimal computations, with little memory and energy use. This is reasonable from an efficiency point of view, but traditional PQC algorithms, while secure against quantum attacks, remain rather computationally expensive and large in key size, which easily overwhelms processing power in low-power devices or battery-operated ones [23]. For instance, although lattice-based schemes, such as CRYSTALS-Kyber and NTRU, are considered to be fairly efficient, the resource consumption is still much higher compared to some classical schemes, like RSA and ECC. ...

Reference:

Fortifying Future IoT Security: A Comprehensive Review on Lightweight Post-Quantum Cryptography