Module 14
What breaks
4 lessonsabout 130 minFoundations / Practitioner / Advisor
After this module you can
- Explain the lessons of SIKE and Rainbow
- Use the HAWK case as concrete evidence for crypto-agility
- Explain the current status of Simon 2026 and the DCP debate
- Explain side-channel attacks on ML-KEM and ML-DSA implementations
Before thisM4: Signatures, M12: Discovery, inventory and CBOM
- 01SIKE and Rainbow: two real collapses, two versions of the same lessonExplain why and how SIKE (an isogeny-based KEM) and Rainbow (a multivariate signature) were removed from the NIST process, with their real mathematical weaknesses
- 02The HAWK case: cryptanalysis found by an AIExplain why and how HAWK was withdrawn from NIST Round 3, as verified from at least two independent sources beyond Anthropic's own account (the NIST pqc-forum, the HAWK team's withdrawal decision)
- 03Simon 2026/DCP: yaşayan bir iddianın güncel durumuSimon 2026/eprint 2026/1591'in Dihedral Coset Problem (DCP) iddiasının güncel (çürütülmüş) durumunu, çürütmenin (eprint 2026/1693) neyi gösterdiğini anlatır
- 04Side-channel ve implementasyon: matematik doğru, kod yanlış olabilirKyberSlash1/2 gibi gerçek, isimlendirilmiş bir zamanlama saldırısını, kök nedenini (sabit-zamanlı olmayan bölme) ve etkilenen implementasyonları anlatır