Research

Department Lunch Talk about KEMTLS

I like to use cryptobib, because it gives me consistent results and it contains almost everything relevant to me. However, as crypto.bib is over 725000 lines long, parsing it to create the bibliography takes a long time.

The new TLS 1.3 standard [1] does not yet provide any support for post-quantum algorithms. In this blog post we’ll be talking about how we could negotiate a post-quantum key exchange using a (post-quantum) Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM). In the NIST Standardisation effort [2], many KEMs are currently under consideration.