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Exploiting ML-DSA bugs
>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?
Blog Post: How do Cache Attacks Against AES Work?
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 at a non-technical level. It assumes you already know how …
ForgeLattice — Pure Go implementation of NIST PQC standards (FIPS-203 ML-KEM & FIPS-204 ML-DSA)
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 stuff or lattice math who wants to play around with …
D-ASP (Darkstar ARX Substitution Permutation) - ML-KEM-1024 Anchored SPNA 16 Cascade Engine
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 built D-ASP. D-ASP is a defense-grade, post-quantum encryption engine anchored …
ci-sha4096: a hash function whose constants are derived from atomic emission spectra and a rational constant with an exact 18-bit binary period
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 every exactly 18 bits in binary (mult. order of 2 …
Schnorr's Interactive Protocol - Tutorial
[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 !
Is lattice cryptography actually quantum resistant, or just not yet understood?
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 and you’re mostly fine” It makes intuitive sense to me …