That's the effect are having! Kleptography is pretty well defined in the first sentence of its section: Kleptography is persuading the party to be intercepted

That's the effect are having! Kleptography is pretty well defined in the first sentence of its section: Kleptography is persuading the party to be intercepted to use a form of cryptography that the attacker knows they can break. So yes, in some instances it's encouraging the cracked RSA standard, and in others, it means encouraging "weak ECC curves". You're a highly-regarded member of this site and a very vocal security expert, yet lately you've started dodging security questions you used to freely answer, and you post odd comments that tend to derail security threads. At one time, you regularly had the top comment with a highly insightful technical explanation of how a security concept works. What happened?