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OpenSSL 3.6 added LMS verification, with a narrower scope than signing
The October 2025 release illustrates why post-quantum feature lists need to identify the supported operation.
Inventory, testing, and rollback planning.
The October 2025 release illustrates why post-quantum feature lists need to identify the supported operation.
Cloudflare's 2026 rollout, NIST's agility guidance and OpenSSL's release history expose three different kinds of migration evidence.
A migration plan begins by locating cryptography, dependencies, owners, and acceptable rollback paths.
A useful test defines the supported version, peers, measurements, failure behavior, and the controlled way back.