Vulnerability in KYBER endangers post-quantum cryptography
KYBER, which is supposed to serve as the basis for post-quantum cryptography, probably still has vulnerabilities. Researchers have found a vulnerability in software libraries that can be circumvented using a timing-based attack. The National Security Agency (NSA), Facebook and Google are already relying on this. The KYBER key encapsulation method (KEM) was developed to replace classical encryption against cryptanalytic attacks using powerful quantum computers. It was developed by a team of developers from Europe and North America and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Vulnerability discovered in KYBER Researchers have discovered a vulnerability and are working on developing an attack...