>There is a current panic to upgrade cryptographic libraries and applications to use post-quantum signatures. How many PQ signature keys will be breakable because of exploitable bugs in the new PQ signature software?
Hi all, this is my first post here, and I thought it might be interesting for some of you. I've written a short blog post about cache attacks against AES, as I didn't find any other resources that describe them …
Hi r/crypto , I just open-sourced the first working prototype of **ForgeLattice** — an independent, pure Go research library for Post-Quantum Cryptography built directly from the NIST FIPS specifications. I wanted to share it here for anyone interested in post-quantum …
As the cryptographic landscape shifts towards post-quantum readiness, I realized that relying on a single language or a monolithic architecture wasn't enough. I needed sovereign, high-throughput security that could seamlessly bridge every layer of a modern tech stack. So, I …
I've built a 4096-bit hash function called ci-sha4096 with an unusual property — every round constant is independently verifiable from first principles, derived from two orthogonal sources: 1. K-constants from Ci = 85/27, a rational constant whose fractional part repeats …
[https://github.com/LamprosM-prog/schnorr-interactive-protocol-csharp](https://github.com/LamprosM-prog/schnorr-interactive-protocol-csharp) Hi first post here, this is a "tutorial" of of schnorr's interactive ZKP protocol. Using a Trace all mathematical equations are showcased in the a console. Any feedback is welcome !
Been digging into post quantum cryptography lately and why lattice based crypto feels convincing. I've noticed most people talk about quantum threats from a Grover perspective: “Quantum computers just search faster” “Security gets roughly cut in half” “Increase key sizes …