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Akamai, IETF, QuicTLS.
Previously DataPower->IBM, OpenSSL.
And now we can say it publicly https://www.akamai.com/blog/security/akamai-anthropic-collective-defense-project-glasswing
"90% of women leave tech within 10 years," according to an Akamai study. https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366642319/Almost-90-of-women-leave-tech-industry-within-10-years
@jzb To answer your questions:
If it were only the NSA, sure, be suspicious. But it's not (IEEE, Ericsson I believe, others) and I do not believe they were all cofrupted.
Sure, the IETF is having that discussion. See what you think of https://github.com/tlswg/draft-ietf-tls-mlkem/pull/14/changes for example.
Everything I wrote is simple and consistent and, if you look at the context of when they were made, easy to follow. For those just jumping in.
As a long-time person involved with the IETF I have not seen any hidden/coercive NSA involvement.
I accept that the EFF budget piece is accurate.
The term "crazy conspiracy thinking" referred to your blog posts on this topic.
I do not argue with NSA/NIST and pointed out why they could do that in the past. I find it amusing that ISO refused to standardize NSA's Simon and Speck. Perhaps they're not as good at influence as they used to be.