🧰 ML-KEM

The items that name it 18

• Inventory of PQ P2P Migrations in the Consensus Layer
  articleas tools2026-10-27It is written here as ML-KEM (NIST FIPS 203): post-quantum key encapsulation, used in hybrid TLS 1.3 groups.

  NIST FIPS 203

• When Algebraic Structure Meets Too Many Hints
  paperas classification.technologies2026-10-27
• Verifiable Post-Quantum TLS Handshake: Recognizing Implementation Errors of Cryptographic Verification Steps
  paperas classification.technologies2026-10-21
• Further Elaborations on the Provable Dual Attack
  paperas affected products2026-10-20It is written here as ML-KEM (attack analysed under one heuristic on its structured matrix; the paper states the results do not threaten its security).

  attack analysed under one heuristic on its structured matrix; the paper states the results do not threaten its security

• Post-Quantum Stateless Steganography & MTU Bounds: Bridging P2P Censorship Resistance to Quantum Networks
  paperas tools2026-10-17It is written here as ML-KEM (NIST post-quantum key encapsulation).

  NIST post-quantum key encapsulation

• Fast post-quantum signature aggregation with lattice SNARKs
  articleas tools2026-10-16It is written here as ML-KEM: lattice-based NIST primary post-quantum encryption standard, already deployed across much of the internet.
• Fast post-quantum signature aggregation with lattice SNARKs
  articleas tools2026-10-16It is written here as ML-KEM: NIST's primary post-quantum encryption standard, lattice-based.
• Sparse Secrets, Dense Problems: Efficiently Masking HQC in Hardware
  paperas classification.technologies2026-10-16
• Post-Quantum Certificate-Based PSK Provisioning for WireGuard via Mutual TLS, DTLS, and QUIC: Design and Performance Study
  paperas tools2026-10-14It is written here as ML-KEM (Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism, used for PQ key establishment).

  Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism, used for PQ key establishment

• Faster generic CCA secure KEM transformation using encrypt-then-MAC
  paperas classification.technologies2026-10-11
• Provable Subexponential Algorithms for Module-SIS and Module-LWE
  paperas affected products2026-10-08It is written here as ML-KEM (NIST security target; heuristic estimates suggest Wagner-style attacks do not reach it).

  NIST security target; heuristic estimates suggest Wagner-style attacks do not reach it

• A Security-Aware PQC Benchmarking Framework on Dual-Core Xtensa Silicon
  paperas tools2026-10-06

  Post-quantum key encapsulation mechanism benchmarked on the dual-core Xtensa platform

• Randomness-Anchored Runtime Discovery of Cryptographic Operations on Linux Using eBPF
  paperas classification.technologies2026-10-05
• Post-Quantum Command Authentication for Unmanned Systems: A KpqC Feasibility Study under Real-Time and Bandwidth Constraints
  paperas tools2026-10-05

  NIST-standard post-quantum key-encapsulation mechanism used as comparison yardstick

• PQ anonymity for Stealth Address Protocol
  writeupas tools2026-09-28It is written here as ML-KEM (Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism).

  Post-quantum key encapsulation mechanism (FIPS 203, published 13 August 2024) proposed to replace ECDH in the Stealth Address Protocol for quantum-resistant payment discovery and recipient unlinkability; parameter sets ML-KEM-512, ML-KEM-768, ML-KEM-1024.

• PQ spending for Stealth Address Protocol
  articleas tools2026-09-28

  NIST-standardized post-quantum key encapsulation mechanism proposed to replace ECDH for payment discovery and recipient unlinkability against quantum attackers

• Post-Quantum: Lattice or Hash-Based (one question, two right answers)
  articleas tools2026-09-15

  Post-quantum lattice-based key encapsulation mechanism used for TLS key exchange; no hash-based equivalent exists.

• From Algebra to Noise: Why Post-Quantum Cryptography Looks Different
  articleas tools2026-09-14It is written here as ML-KEM (FIPS 203, based on CRYSTALS-Kyber).

  NIST post-quantum key encapsulation mechanism replacing Diffie-Hellman-style key establishment (TLS, custody backend comms, VPNs, APIs)