I want to use ML-KEM as a PKE which can directly encrypt a 32 bit message #15
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You are confused. A KEM is for a key exchange via key encapsulation that you would use to generate a random shared key and a ciphertext from a public key. That randomly generated shared secret can then be used as the key to encrypt with an AEAD like AEGIS-256 or something more basic like straight AES. You are confusing encryption with public key cryptography. They are for different things. @paulmillr can you close this? |
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I have a requirement to replace AES with Kyber. I am trying to fork the repository and change it to my own need . I tried to clone it and upload it on the npm registry . But my library is not being recognized in react . Any help is highly appreciated.
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