On Wed, 6 Aug 2025 at 23:43, Michael Richardson <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
> Salz, Rich <[email protected]> wrote:
>     > Sorry for the late response, I hope it’s still useful even though I
> am
>     > not normally involved with IoT things.
>
>     > I think this document is very good. It makes reasonable  requirements
>     > and suggestions, that seem to have the appropriate trade-off for
>     > security and device capabilities (e.g., CCM8).
>
> I'm really glad to hear this.
>
>     > I think it was a VERY SMART move to stay away from post-quantum for
> now.
>
> *for now*
>
> Given the rate of walled-garden [device-to-vendor's-cloud-only],
> (residential) IoT device abandonnement, I think a movement to quantum-safe
> algorithms might be easier deployed here than in other spaces...
> (I don't know an appropriately strong irony emoji to insert here.)
> CSA/MATTER has no quantum-safe storey that I see, and no upgrade path.
>
> In the automotive space, the lifespan will be a concern, but they aren't
> going to read this document, and they have their own specifications
> already.
> The onboarding storey there is poor from what I can tell.
>
> In the industrial IoT space, I'm also concerned.  They will be 'saved' by
> far
> more extensive use of wires, and where 802.15.4 networks exist, such as
> ISA100, the airgap nature will help.  And the lack of onboarding means they
> were using static symmetric keys for the network layer.
>
> In the building automation space, I'm concerned.
> There are fewer consortia, and the people producing equipment are less
> network focused.
>
> I propose that we wait for LAMPS to finish composite-kem, and then we
> start a
> quantum-safe version of iot-profile.


If you are referring to
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-lamps-pq-composite-kem/, TLS
only uses composite KEM for ephemeral key exchange and KEM-based
authentication is not adopted by the TLS WG.

-Tiru

So let's say Spring 2026.
> It would be fantastic if we could get the various IoT cloud-side people
> involved.  Azure, Amazon, ...


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>            Sandelman Software Works Inc, Ottawa and Worldwide
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