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https://linuxiac.com/rhel-10-2-released-with-post-quantum-ssh-and-kernel-livepatching/

RHEL 10.2 Released with Post-Quantum SSH and Kernel
Livepatching

RHEL 10.2 is out with post-quantum SSH support, Kernel
Livepatching, PostgreSQL 18, updated toolchains, and
Flatpak desktop changes.

. . .

Hey, PAY for it and you get the latest goodies.

RHEL, nope, not gonna ...

In any case this kinda fits in with several recent
threads about security/encryption.

So FAR, 'quantum computer' attacks are very rare, as
are good quantum computers. But, this is CHANGING.

I posted on some new math technique that allows
conventional computers to kind of FAKE a quantum
computer - though not a very big one yet. Hey,
quantum is rules and stats ... you CAN do that
with anything if you know how.

Anyway, RHEL now apparently has 'quantum-resistant'
algos included into SSH, probably SSL too. Alas, lack
of testing, we don't know HOW "resistant" these algos
may be. Math analysis "suggests", but we also know that
a million little hacks CAN find creative ways around
"impossible" obstacles. The Money - and Vlad/Xi's favor -
make that worth it.

Oh, Apple admitted today that there are serious security
issues with some of its recent chips - I think I posted
about this ... it's a CHIP problem, vulnerability in
the branch-prediction stuff. Bullshit CAN be implanted.

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