Re: [EXT] Re: How to generate ML-KEM key-pair?

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> That’s great to hear, thanks! Do you know roughly when 3.5.0 is
> planned for release?

Rumour has it that a release is slated circa April '25, or more
generally ~every 6 months.

 

Great, thanks!


> Also, I know that many people here want Hybrids. My use case, however,
> requires “pure” ML-KEM and ML-DSA. Will they be available in 3.5? Both
> directly (like in the CLI examples you showed) and in TLS?

You mean something like this (run directly from a build in the source tree):

    $ runserver=(./apps/openssl s_server -tls1_3 -groups MLKEM768 -accept 12345 \
        -cert test/certs/ee-cert.pem -key test/certs/ee-key.pem \
        -cert_chain test/certs/ca-cert.pem -brief)

                 .  .  .  .  .

 

Yes, pretty much that.


> Thank you very much! And enjoy the Holidays!

Perfect opportunity to get a lot of code written...

 

Indeed!

😃


Unsurprisingly, the non-hybrid ML-KEM got done first, and the hybrids
are next in the review pipeline...

 

I for one am happy about that timing/sequencing.

 

Thanks!

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