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I did not skip any parts, previous commenter is generalizing from this major security problem to a non-trustworthy NIST in general, and one power NIST has is to
by groestl 3y ago
I did not skip any parts, previous commenter is generalizing from this major security problem to a non-trustworthy NIST in general, and one power NIST has is to choose algorithms as standards which are known (to them) to be weak. While this is a discussion on probability and trustworthiness, where you can reasonably take stand on both sides, the argument itself is sound.
- tptacek 3y agoYeah, you did. "any non-trivial numbers have to have a documented generation path, and any non-trivial numbers in those steps also have to have a documented generation path". This doesn't make any sense as a concern if you understand what Kyber is.
- groestl 3y agoYou conveniently skipped the "e.g." part.