Security past the RSA era.
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Security past the RSA era.

Quantum-safe security, applied today. Built on the NIST standards, ready for production.

A large quantum computer breaks RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography. Some financial records stay sensitive for decades, so the data captured today is already at risk. These libraries implement the NIST post-quantum standards, so you can start the migration now, on your own schedule.

THE LIBRARIES

Standards-tracking primitives.

KyberLib

A Rust implementation of CRYSTALS-Kyber, the NIST FIPS 203 standard for post-quantum key encapsulation.

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433Apache-2.0last commit 1w ago

Hash (HSH)

Hash and digest algorithms for password storage and verification, written with a quantum-resistant posture in mind.

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201Apache-2.0last commit 6d ago

Mini Functions

A utility and wrapper-function library for Rust, including hashing and claims primitives.

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142last commit 4mo ago

Why start now

  • Harvest-now-decrypt-later means the risk begins when data is captured, not when quantum computers arrive.
  • The libraries track published NIST standards, so they map onto what auditors and regulators are likely to expect.
  • They are written in Rust, which removes a class of memory-safety problems by default.