The HyperFrog Cryptosystem: High-Genus Voxel Topology as a Trapdoor for Post-Quantum KEMs
2026-03-26T07:23:36Z•a81f9705534ae274bb7abb07b22e72302174f080aa346681c328ed4ab4ea8ae5
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What happened
Collection of arXiv research papers (Mar 26 2026) with direct security relevance across cryptography, systems, AI, and blockchain. Highlights: (1) HyperFrog — an experimental post-quantum KEM that deterministically derives secrets from high-genus voxel topology (novel secret distribution, open problems for conservative parameter selection and resistance to lattice/decoding attacks). (2) ReCAP — a native GUI agent trained to solve modern CAPTCHAs (success up to ~80%), increasing risk to CAPTCHA-based defenses. (3) n-VM — a Layer‑1 multi-VM architecture unifying identity and token state with a (
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- arxiv_cs_cr
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- a81f9705534ae274bb7abb07b22e72302174f080aa346681c328ed4ab4ea8ae5
- Enrichment time
- 2026-03-26T07:23:36Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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