Comment by throw0101a

> The first SSH server that chose it was TinySSH.

Yes, I know. I mention this timeline in another one of my comments:

* > I use this in a variety of ways, thousands of logins per day. I don't see much love for AES.

So? Given its focus on low(er)-performance systems, perhaps on chips without AES-NI, it's no surprise that TinySSH does not have AES. Further, Dropbear, another implementation often used on smaller footprints, does have AES and recently added ML-KEM:

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