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PQC, 2026
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Track of the day // Daine - PQC
The music, the lyrics, the aesthetics, the vibes... PEAK. 🩷
Honestly, after finishing the Kyber PKE encryption that is my weird implementation. I was reviewing the entire scheme for thesis writing, I realized the decryption scheme is almost identical to encryption and far simpler.
All I need is to write the decode+decompress module, copy the NTT to vector multiplication to Inverse NTT scheme, and an compress+encode module for the final 256 bit message. And we are done. It will be about 6k logic elements (I tend to over estimate to give myself a wider margin :P) I can write it as a separate module and worry about encryption+decryption integration later.
It's not as much of a clusterfrick as encryption where a total of 1+k multiplications should be done. Only k number of multiplications :D slightly less data managing headache?
I suppose I will write the code when I am motivated to pick up Verilog again.
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The Scientific Method
You may be using the scientific method on a day to day basis and not even realize it. One day you realize your phone isn't charging. This is an observation. You ask yourself "Is my charger broken?" as you scavenge your drawers for a spare cord. You predict that a different charging cord may resolve your dilemma. You experiment by plugging in the new cord into your phone. The results show that the previous charger you use was broken and needed to be replaced. You have just completed an example of the scientific method.
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