A UK pilot guide for PQC across Azure, AWS, and GCP, with verification limits instead of hand-wavy 'quantum-safe' claims.
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01 02 Where Quantum Fourier Sampling Stops Short: A Three-Gate Audit Protocol for Delay-PUF Security Models arxiv.orgQuantum Fourier sampling meets delay-PUFs, then gets stuck at classical baselines, oracle synthesis, and timing skew.03 Hand-coded AArch64 NEON for batched LSH, with a 4-way SPHINCS+ core that speeds signing without changing signatures.04 Can KOALA really buy public-coin differing-input obfuscation, or is this just witness-encryption laundering with extra steps?05 Quantum computing and cryptocurrencies – Bridging technical expertise and decision-making europol.europa.euWill quantum break crypto, or just force another upgrade cycle? Europol's note maps the risk for policymakers.06 Will your validating resolver trust KSK-2024 before Oct 11, 2026, or enjoy a self-inflicted DNS outage?07 Cryptographic Debt in the Identity Stack: Preparing for NIST's Post-Quantum Standards secureworld.ioArticle on PQ migration in enterprise identity stacks, from SAML/OIDC bloat to HSMs, because headers were never the hard part.08 Can Starknet verify a phone-held NIST ML-DSA signature onchain without a fork? This demo says yes, for now.09 Only 1 of 24 U.S. agencies has a complete inventory of quantum-vulnerable crypto, because counting is apparently optional.10 OpenSSH 10.6 enables a post-quantum signature algorithm, so experimental keys need replacing helpnetsecurity.comOpenSSH 10.6 adds ssh-mldsa44-ed25519, and any experimental PQ keys you made earlier now get to be regenerated.11 An Analysis of the ITU-T Multiple Cryptographic Algorithms X.509 Extensions for PQC Migration eprint.iacr.orgFinds a downgrade hole in ITU-T X.509 Catalyst PQC migration, where a classical CA key can swap in classical-only certs.12 Preprint on a subexponential distinguisher for binary LWE with only n/log log n samples, because linear samples were too mainstream.13 Who is Zooko Wilcox, and why does this profile also wander into PQ crypto, AI hash testing, and Crosslink?14 So NEAR shipped what kind of post-quantum asset, and does ML-DSA plus Intents actually buy anything?15 Grinding challenges on a GPU, then piping FAEST v3 through CPU and GPU, because apparently signing needed a sidecar.16 Cost of Delay for Post-Quantum Migration: Putting Classical and Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later Risk on One Ordered List arxiv.orgPuts PQ migration and classical vulns on one cost-of-delay ranking, so HNDL stops being a side spreadsheet.17 Can X-Wing fit on Cortex-M85, and what do the cycle counts, storage, and timing leaks actually look like?18 Post-quantum X3DH that survives reverse firewalls and kills subliminal channels, or just another isogeny handshake?19 First masked Knuth-Yao Gaussian sampler, plus a generic finite-precision compiler and Cortex-M4 numbers for lattice schemes.20 Post-quantum eSIMs for critical infrastructure, because outages and supply-chain chaos apparently need more crypto.21 WLPA: A Network Management Framework for Allocating Scarce Quantum-Safe Link Postures under Weakest-Link Exposure arxiv.orgWLPA gives a closed-form weakest-link allocator and O(|E| log |E|) assignment for scarce QKD/PQC links.22 When Masking Preimage Computation Isn’t Enough: A Power Analysis Attack on Masked Implementations of Falcon eprint.iacr.orgPower analysis breaks masked Falcon via share recombination leakage, with chosen-message and passive variants.23 Paper on ATLAS, a compact module-MLWR signature scheme with AVX2 and SHAKE/SM3 backends, because more lattice acronyms were needed.24 SAIC buys Information Security Corp, adding PKI, credential management, and post-quantum crypto to its federal zero-trust stack.25 What Makes Lattice Key Generation Expensive? Controlled Cost Attribution with Structured LWR, ML-KEM, and HAETAE on Cortex-M4 eprint.iacr.orgKeygen cost isn't the lattice, it's rejection and secret lifetimes on Cortex-M4, per a controlled study of LWR, ML-KEM, HAETAE.26 A SoK for stablecoins under quantum threat, finally mapping issuer, bridge, oracle, and custody failure modes instead of hand-waving PQ m...27 Randomness-Anchored Runtime Discovery of Cryptographic Operations on Linux Using eBPF eprint.iacr.orgeBPF-based Linux crypto inventory, it uses randomness as a timing anchor to spot keygen and PQC ops at runtime.28 Same PQC sermon, but framed as a CISO checklist, with the usual Y2K déjà vu and less hand-waving.29 ePrint on PQC OTAR over CCSDS links, showing endpoint processing time changes retransmission paths and timing.30 Can your hybrid crypto key or accept decision really depend on both PQ and classical parts? HyBind statically checks.