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      <title>Assessment: AI-Assisted Cryptanalysis Compresses Sovereign Key-Rotation Timelines</title>
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      <description>Published results on HAWK and AES indicate that AI systems can now internalize existing cryptanalytic literature, generate new attacks from it, and extend those attacks past the point the original research reached. No practical break is claimed. The demonstrated capability is the acceleration of the analytical pipeline that produces breaks.
Judgment The primary consequence is not that any deployed cipher is unsafe. It is that the rate of cryptanalytic progress, previously treated as a slow-moving and roughly predictable constant in national migration planning, has become a variable that no programme currently models.</description>
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