Study compares eight ways to carry large PQC KEMs in IKEv2
Across 126,500 handshakes, no design fully offsets key size, and Classic McEliece fails under hard loss.
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Across 126,500 handshakes, no design fully offsets key size, and Classic McEliece fails under hard loss.
Conditional recovery estimates fall well below targets for larger sets, but the authors say no attack is demonstrated.
Researchers combine Grobner bases with Information Set Decoding for syndrome decoding, testing feasibility against Classic McEliece NIST Category 1 parameters.
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