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pqc-bench Part 2: Where the X25519MLKEM768 overhead actually matters

Part 1 ran a fresh-handshake load test on a Graviton3 and measured what the ML-KEM half of X25519MLKEM768 adds to TLS 1.3 handshake latency. The hea…

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On September 8, 2026, Cloudflare flipped the switch on post-quantum TLS origin handshakes across its edge. Two days later, on September 10, 1.1.1.1…

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Published 2026-09-06 Every regulatory claim here was read from the primary document on that date, and each is cited in the policy sources . Guidance…

An argument about a digital file is almost never lost over what the file says. It is lost one question earlier: How do we know that is the file you…

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Picture the worst Monday: someone walked off with a dump of your users table. Emails, names, and the password column. The good news is that you do n…

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When a new cryptographic algorithm appears, a tension shows up: classical algorithms such as X25519 or Ed25519 have resisted attacks for years, but…

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Protecting data that must stay secret ten years from now is a problem for today : an adversary can capture your encrypted traffic now and decrypt it…

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The cryptography protecting your data today — keys, HTTPS, signatures — rests on mathematical problems that current computers cannot solve in any re…

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Bonus post in the Anyhide series. The original 6-post arc closed in July; this post is about a meaty migration that landed in v0.14 — moving the who…

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Most "post-quantum" features I run into are a switch you have to find and flip. A checkbox in settings, an opt-in beta, a separate "secure mode." I…

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