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by adrian_b
27 days ago
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Another poster has already given a link to the technical arguments of DJB, https://blog.cr.yp.to/20260221-structure.html where he combats very well your argument. For me, his argumentation seems far more grounded in reality than what you have said. |
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That blog post is written in a way that implies otherwise, namely that pure ML-KEM is being favored over hybrids for TLS 1.3. This is explicitly false.
Moreover many parts are technically false. In particular, the claim that hybrids are negligible cost in all circumstances is false in low-spec hardware, as it necessitates both a SHA2 and SHA3 implementation.
https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/tls/_9i3uIVDQ3pDRswpm9...