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Quantum-secure symmetric cryptography focuses on the security of symmetric cryptography under quantum attacks. It is a interdisciplinary research area covering symmetric cryptography and quantum computing, and is becoming a hot topic of cryptography research in recent years. The research results in this field are quite fruitful: many quantum algorithms have been optimized and applied to symmetric cryptanalysis; the quantum security model for symmetric cryptography is also gradually improved; some important traditional cryptanalysis techniques have been extended to the quantum version; resource evaluation techniques of quantum attacks against cryptographic algorithms have been continuously improved; many provable secure traditional structures and modes are subject to quantum attacks; researches on quantum-secure design are ready to enter a new stage. This paper presents a summary of current research on quantum-secure symmetric cryptography, introduces the current research progress in different topics, summarizes the relations among various research results and their mechanisms, analyzes some existing problems, and gives a prospect of future research directions.
