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Nothing Breaks: No Single Peer Can Soundly Gate Post-Quantum Delivery
Post-quantum protection is delivered to a peer, not declared in a file: whether a session is quantum-resistant is a relation between a server's configuration and the clients that reach it. We show that no single peer can soundly gate that relation. Shipped SSH clients are not ordered: two of their p
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