That post says very clearly at the beginning that hybrids are the preferred approach right now.
No one except the NSA actually wants a non-hybrid.
Which raises the question what is the NSA up to.
Especially since the NSA has a mission statement, a track record, and a billion dollar budget to subvert other peoples cryptography. When they aren't beyond transparent why should anyone give them the benefit of the doubt?
That post says very clearly at the beginning that hybrids are the preferred approach right now.
No one except the NSA actually wants a non-hybrid.
Which raises the question what is the NSA up to.
Especially since the NSA has a mission statement, a track record, and a billion dollar budget to subvert other peoples cryptography. When they aren't beyond transparent why should anyone give them the benefit of the doubt?