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Katzenmann / Catperson @ GPN @katzenmann@c3d2.social
1mo
Now that worrying about quantum computers compromising asymmetric encryption is in fashion again I looked at my website to see that it already uses a pq-secure key exchange with a modern browser, while the website of this guy telling you to start worrying about it does not:
words.filippo.io/crqc-timeline/
(It's just static html so not that bad, you can check in the developer tools by going to the security tab of the network request. His website is using x25519 for a key exchange and pq-secure would be something like mlkem768x25519)
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Katzenmann / Catperson @ GPN @katzenmann@c3d2.social
1mo
Well after that I looked at PGP and it seems like it does not yet support pq-secure key exchanges. Bummer.

So then I looked at this cool new thing AGE which apparently is the new kid on the block for encryption. They do support pq-security but when looking at their repo I saw that they started using AI for coding which makes me not want to trust it with encryption.
screenshot of the Github repo of age. You can see "a user you've blocked has contributed to this repository: claude" and the last commit being Co-Authored-By Claude
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Lyn@GPN24 📞 ACOW @fugi@amazonawaws.com
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@katzenmann age whyyyyy 😭
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