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Instead, you’re probably just going to use Crypto/TLS, which by default now uses a hybrid of X25519 and ML-KEM-768 for all connections with other systems that support it.
Why hybrid? Because this is new cryptography. so we are still Little There was concern that someone might break it.
There was one that looked great and had a very short ciphertext, and we were all like, “Yeah, yeah, it’s cool, it’s cool.” And then someone broke it on the laptop. It was very annoying.
We are quite confident about the fake. We think it’s good. But still, we’re taking both the old stuff and the new stuff, mixing them together, and unless you have both a quantum computer to break the old stuff and a mathematician to break the new stuff, you’re not breaking the connection.
Crypto/TLS can now interact with Chrome and other Go 1.24+ applications.
Not only that, we also removed any options you had in the ranking of major exchanges because we think we know better than you and – that didn’t turn out right, ugh.
…because we believe you really want us to make these kinds of decisions, so until you turn it off, we’ll default to post-quantum.
You can still turn it off. But unless you turn it off, we’ll default to post-quantum content to keep your connections secure in the future.