🔐 ARES-X/Q: Quantum-Safe Encryption Library
ARES-X/Q (Advanced Resilient Encryption Standard – eXtended) is a modern, quantum-resistant encryption system co-created by Joaquin Martinez and ChatGPT. It combines post-quantum key exchange (Kyber-style), 512-bit symmetric encryption, and built-in authenticated encryption (AEAD) in a modular, developer-friendly library.
✨ Features
- 🛡️ Quantum-safe (simulated Kyber1024)
- 🔒 ARX-based symmetric cipher (ChaCha placeholder)
- ✅ Built-in AEAD with PolyMAC-256
- 📦 Modular: swap out cipher, MAC, or KDF
- 🧪 Easy testing, extensible, Python-first
🚀 Install
git clone https://github.com/fb6si15/aresxq.git
cd aresxq
pip install -r requirements.txt
🔧 Example
from aresxq import encrypt, decrypt
plaintext = b"Secret message"
aad = b"header-info"
enc_data = encrypt(plaintext, aad)
decrypted = decrypt(enc_data, aad)
assert decrypted == plaintext
📁 Project Structure
aresxq/
├── pqc/ # Post-quantum key exchange (Kyber simulated)
├── kdf/ # HKDF-SHA3-512
├── cipher/ # ARX cipher (ChaCha20 for now)
├── aead/ # XAEAD (Authenticated Encryption)
├── demo/ # Example interface
├── tests/ # Unit tests
📜 License
MIT © 2025 Joaquin Martinez + ChatGPT
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