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This peer-reviewed research demonstrates a novel hybrid side-channel attack on ML-KEM key generation, validating the necessity for hardware-level countermeasures in post-quantum cryptography implementations. The findings underscore that even mathematically robust schemes require dedicated physical security features, such as power analysis protection and active shielding, to prevent information leakage during encoding steps. This work directly informs the design of secure elements like SEALSQ's QS7001, which embeds these defenses to ensure resilience against advanced profiling attacks in resource-constrained environments.
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SEALSQ’s quantum QS7001 expertise backed by peer-reviewed research

Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read

SEALSQ presented research at LightSec 2026 on a side-channel attack affecting ML-KEM key generation, reinforcing the technology behind its Quantum Shield QS7001.

SEALSQ researchers presented a peer-reviewed paper detailing a new side-channel attack on ML-KEM key generation at LightSec 2026, an event affiliated with the ongoing CHES 2026 conference. The paper, titled “Cross-information lattice attack on ML-KEM,” demonstrates vulnerability during the encoding step through a hybrid attack combining profiling techniques with…

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