Daniel J. Bernstein on Nostr: All versions of HAWK rely on the supposed hardness of examples of "LIP", a problem ...
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"content": "All versions of HAWK rely on the supposed hardness of examples of \"LIP\", a problem whose Hamming-weight analog was broken decades ago by Sendrier in almost all cases. Here's my posting four years ago saying that the first \"LIP\" paper was setting off alarm bells: https://microblog.cr.yp.to/1532377205501661184/index.html#1532382444812308480",
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