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The HAWK algorithm, a candidate for US standardization in quantum-resistant cryptography, has been withdrawn after a flaw was discovered by Anthropic's security model. It had previously passed two rounds of testing by NIST and was in a third round aimed at identifying vulnerabilities.
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The HAWK algorithm, a candidate for US standardization in quantum-resistant cryptography, has been withdrawn after a flaw was discovered by Anthropic's security model. It had previously passed two rounds of testing by NIST and was in a third round aimed at identifying vulnerabilities.
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