Follow-up says HAWK is undeployed, non-transferable, and not just broken by AI
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-07-29
A follow-up on the HAWK cryptanalysis discussion says:
- HAWK is not a deployed scheme.
- The attack does not transfer to Falcon signatures.
- AI is not the only thing breaking HAWK; other researchers have found a similar result.
- The author adds that Claude’s result is a bit better than the others.
Related event: Anthropic's Claude Finds Weaknesses in HAWK and Reduced-Round AES(39 posts)→
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