On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 1:05 PM Michael Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:

> Has NIST given a timeline of when they are going to pick the quantum
> resistant algorithm? I suppose if it's far enough out, it might be
> worthwhile to wait, but on the other hand figuring out a transition
> sooner rather than later might be good.
>

I'm on the fence here.  Do we need to say explicitly in a charter that the
best contemporary practices in terms of cryptography have to be used in the
development of a new thing?  If so, it seems like every charter would need
to be explicit about it.

I suppose this is also me starting to lean in the direction that, yes, this
is indeed a new thing, not an update to an existing thing, even if it
borrows heavily from the existing thing.  In that case, cipher suite
updates would be out of scope for this effort.

-MSK
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