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@apruden08@projecteleven A big problem is that Ethereum is excluding non-hash-based PQC ( see https://t.co/YTzb2V1KPu for consensus, https://t.co/zjIIZ231y7 for aggregation ). That also excludes MPC with its use cases ( shared control of wallets/vaults for instance ).
@inner_concerns@conordeegan Also in my notes:
“Share the MAYO: thresholdizing MAYO”. Reviewed on Feb/2025, https://t.co/cwFEUDbPVA Sofia Celi, Brave, Daniel Escudero, Guilhem Niot
"Hermine: An Efficient Lattice-based FROST-like Threshold Signature“ Mar/2026 https://t.co/mN9uFViJDw
@conordeegan It's great to see advances to thresholdizing ML-DSA. My main worry right now is that Ethereum is closing the design to hash-based PQC on consensus and on signature aggregation. That is excluding use cases of distributed keygen + signing that we have today with ECDSA/Schnorr.
FULL timeline of the campaign to bring Balogun back, according to a half dozen U.S. government & soccer officials:
- Wednesday after U.S.-Bosnia match: Andrew Giuliani alerted Trump to the red card (Trump & Giuliani had been talking multiple times/week since start of World Cup and regularly before that.)
- Wed night: Giuliani, Lutnick and U.S. Soccer officials began activating on plans to challenge red card
- That kicked off 4 days of coordinated lobbying, legal maneuvering & diplomacy that stretched from Oval Office to Zurich
- On *Thursday* Trump dialed Gianni Infantino and asked abt FIFA’s rules around the red card decision and grounds for suspension. (They’ve known each other for 8 yrs.)
- FIFA declined to confirm any specific discussions but reiterated to POLITICO that the decision to suspend the one-match ban was made by an independent disciplinary committee.
- As U.S. Soccer’s legal team formally prepared & submitted its appeal to FIFA, Giuliani + Lutnick offered to make White House attorneys available to assist
- At the same time, Giuliani and Scott Goodwin — a hedge-fund manager who had helped pay the salary of Mauricio Pochettino — zeroed in on the officiating history of referee Raphael Claus
-Articles examining previous controversies involving Claus circulated among senior gov officials as they evaluated every argument that could bolster the appeal
- On FIFA side, Emilio García, who oversees the legal affairs of FIFA, advised Infantino on the available procedural options
- García + other FIFA officials worked to determine whether the circumstances of Balogun’s tackle met the narrow standards that would allow the disciplinary decision to be revisited
- By Sunday, FIFA announced that Balogun’s one-match suspension would be suspended
- FIFA insists that the decision was an independent one made by its 18-person disciplinary committee, but it would not say whether the decision was decided through a vote, and it has not published a report on the decision.
https://t.co/eXOOUkza6N
@kayabaNerve It looks interesting. The only problem is that ECDSA will be deprecated in a few years. Would you consider working with hash-based PQ secure TSS?