A UK pilot guide for PQC across Azure, AWS, and GCP, with verification limits instead of hand-wavy 'quantum-safe' claims.

Article on PQ migration in enterprise identity stacks, from SAML/OIDC bloat to HSMs, because headers were never the hard part.

Bootstrapping gets fused into one GPU megakernel here, because apparently TFHE needed fewer global memory trips.

Preprint on a subexponential distinguisher for binary LWE with only n/log log n samples, because linear samples were too mainstream.

Can X-Wing fit on Cortex-M85, and what do the cycle counts, storage, and timing leaks actually look like?

First masked Knuth-Yao Gaussian sampler, plus a generic finite-precision compiler and Cortex-M4 numbers for lattice schemes.

Output-adaptive ABE for circuits from LWE, the first of its kind without iO or witness encryption, because selective security was too neat.

Power analysis breaks masked Falcon via share recombination leakage, with chosen-message and passive variants.

Paper on ATLAS, a compact module-MLWR signature scheme with AVX2 and SHAKE/SM3 backends, because more lattice acronyms were needed.

Keygen cost isn't the lattice, it's rejection and secret lifetimes on Cortex-M4, per a controlled study of LWR, ML-KEM, HAETAE.

Can HQC fit in tiny hardware without leaking? This paper says yes, with constant-time Artix-7 design and TVLA.

eBPF-based Linux crypto inventory, it uses randomness as a timing anchor to spot keygen and PQC ops at runtime.

Optimized LLL skips explicit orthogonalization, claiming O(n^4) to O(n^3) and a probabilistic polynomial-time bound.

Paper on Kettle, a UC-secure HAWK-based PQ threshold signature scheme with short sigs and low-round MPC, naturally.

Can a Cortex-M55 really do BFV client-side crypto, or are the Helium vectors just doing the screaming?

Cortex-M33 RBLWE gets ISA-accelerated, masked, fault-hardened crypto, plus TVLA and FI tests for the usual microcontroller pain.

Seed size gets smaller again, now for matrix triples, via PCGs from QASD and a twisted-algebra variant.

TFHE bootstrapping gets an offline lattice search plus LUT shifting, so the online path stays boring while noise drops.

What if the code hull isn’t trivial? This extends Ducas-Gibbons to Construction A lattices and still runs in 2^{O(n)}.

Tarballs now get a cipher suite: openSUSE is backing ZUPT, with ML-KEM-768+X25519 and AES-256 in the mix.

Six of seven official PQC calendars say 2030 for keys, 2031 for signatures, so apparently math is now policy.

The annoying part of multi-value bootstrapping is the output noise, and this paper puts it in a covariance model.

openSUSE Factory gets ZUPT, a backup tool mixing ML-KEM-768, X25519, and AES-256 like the future arrived in a tarball.

BSI says Classic McEliece still looks unbroken at recommended parameters, but new deployments should hit pause anyway.

Constant-rate certified deletion for BB84 and coset-state crypto, finally ditching linear qubits-per-bit overhead.

Trapdoor first, keys later: a new sampling primitive from k-LWE yields identity-based anonymous broadcast with short ciphertexts.

Dell's PQC 101 video, a plain intro to quantum-safe primitives and migration buzzwords, not the usual doom reel.

A public-key-only trick splits direct-sum LIP into two half-dimension problems, so the hard part got smaller again.

Practical PQC migration checklist for developers, from RSA/ECC inventory to ML-KEM/ML-DSA/SLH-DSA hybrid cutover.

Blockvia page on Tezos's Quantumnet post-quantum testnet and XTZ's market reaction, because testnets need trading drama.