Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
LatticeLink makes post-quantum encryption testable in the browser
A browser-based research preview demonstrates agent-to-agent message sealing with ML-KEM-768 and lets visitors inspect and tamper with the resulting envelope.
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- Developers evaluating agent-to-agent encryption
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- Visitors can flip individual bytes in an envelope containing a 1,088-byte KEM ciphertext and test the altered copy.
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The live trace is described as generating keys, sealing and opening a message, then attempting three attacks while printing measured timings. The protocol walkthrough gives specific envelope dimensions, including a 1,184-byte public key and a 1,088-byte KEM ciphertext. The page labels the software a research preview, so its security statements should be read as project claims, not independent assurance.
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