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No, nobody is asking you to trust NIST.

• grayhatter 4mo ago
  Did you really need me to specify rhetorically speaking? You weren't able to work out that on your own?
  • tptacek 4mo ago
    Nobody is even rhetorically asking you to trust NIST.
    • grayhatter 4mo ago
      If you run a server using TLS, and that server select Kyber, does the security of the connection depend on Kyber being sound? If I need to trust the security of the connection. I have to trust the server, because the server trusts Kyber, that means I have to trust Kyber, because I have to trust the server. > you don't have to trust the server oh, sorry I should have realized this wasn't a conversation anymore
      • tptacek 4mo ago
        I don't even know who you're replying to anymore; who are you quoting? You get that you and I are the only people reading this, right? You're not going to convince me; you already opened this conversation up by acknowledging you're totally unfamiliar with the field you're commenting on.
        • grayhatter 4mo ago
          Nah, that's on me: I was irked by the feeling that you weren't trying to talk in good faith. I still don't think you're trying to but at least now I'm less annoyed, and can apologize for trying to troll you in my last msg. Good luck buddy :)