Post-quantum eSIMs for critical infrastructure, because outages and supply-chain chaos apparently need more crypto.
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01 02 AEBAP: An Efficient ECC-Based Authentication Protocol Designed for Wireless Networks eprint.iacr.orgECC-based mutual auth for wireless IoT, with Scyther and ProVerif doing the usual detective work.03 Screaming Channel: Recent Advances in Far Field EM Side-Channel Attacks based on Radio Coupling eprint.iacr.orgSurvey of far-field EM side channels via unintended radio coupling in IoT, with taxonomy of attacks, targets, and datasets.04 Causal padding-or-splitting controller for IoT traffic fingerprints, because apparently even packets need a budget.05 SEALSQ Leverages NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Validation to Accelerate Government, Critical-Infrastructure and Post-Quantum Hardware-Security Programs; Provides Updated Certification and Commercialization Timetable ca.finance.yahoo.comSEALSQ says its VaultIC408 got FIPS 140-3 L3, the usual certificate flex for a secure element with PQC ambitions.06 It starts with bugs and ends with faster PQ crypto on Cortex-M4, plus timing-leak checks and wireless energy math.07 CESBench: Benchmarking Large Language Models on Cryptographic Engineering Security for IoT Devices arxiv.orgCESBench is a 380-item benchmark for LLMs on IoT crypto security, and yes, the models still struggle with the part that matters.