Abhedya: Sanskrit-Encoded Post-Quantum Cryptography
Unmatched Speed. Unbreakable Security.
Abhedya is a high-performance Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) library that implements a Lattice-based (LWE) cryptosystem with a unique capability: Linguistic Steganography. It can encode ciphertexts into valid, prosodically correct Sanskrit verse.
Features
- Post-Quantum Security: Based on the Learning With Errors (LWE) problem ($N=768, Q=3329$).
- Sanskrit Steganography: "Metered Mode" produces ciphertexts that follow classical Anushtubh meter (Sloka).
- High Performance: Sub-microsecond encryption (<1ms) via optimized Rust core.
- Cross-Platform: Python bindings for the core Rust implementation.
Installation
pip install abhedya
Note: This package requires a compatible C runtime (provided in wheels for Linux/macOS/Windows).
Quick Start
from abhedya import Abhedya, EncryptionMode
# Initialize
crypto = Abhedya()
# 1. Generate Keys (Kyber-style LWE)
pk, sk = crypto.keygen()
print(f"Public Key Size: {len(pk)} bytes")
# 2. Encrypt (Standard Mode - High Speed)
message = b"Secret Message"
ciphertext = crypto.encrypt(pk, message, mode=EncryptionMode.STANDARD)
print(f"Ciphertext: {len(ciphertext)} bytes")
# 3. Decrypt
decrypted = crypto.decrypt(sk, ciphertext)
print(f"Decrypted: {decrypted.decode('utf-8')}")
Advanced Usage: Metered Mode (Steganography)
To generate ciphertext that mimics the statistical properties of Sanskrit verse (Poetry), use EncryptionMode.METERED.
# Encrypt with Metering (Slower, but steganographic)
ciphertext_verse = crypto.encrypt(pk, message, mode=EncryptionMode.METERED)
# The output binary is shaped to map to Sanskrit syllables
# adhering to Laghu/Guru (Light/Heavy) weight patterns.
API Reference
Abhedya(lib_path: str = None)
Initializes the library. Automatically finds the shared object if installed via pip.
keygen() -> (bytes, bytes)
Generates a new Keypair.
- Returns:
(public_key, secret_key)
encrypt(pk: bytes, msg: bytes, mode: int) -> bytes
Encrypts a message.
mode:0(Standard): Raw LWE output.1(Metered): Prosody-compliant output.
decrypt(sk: bytes, ct: bytes) -> bytes
Decrypts the ciphertext.
License
MIT License. See Repository for details.
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