crypto-pq
Post-quantum cryptography with one contract across languages, by Crypterial Labs.
The Python binding is in development. This release ships the shared contract constants
(error codes, ML-KEM sizes) so that code depending on them can be written and tested today.
The reference implementation is the Rust crate
crypto-pq, which passes the NIST ACVP vectors for FIPS 203.
from crypto_pq import ML_KEM, ERROR_CODES, CONTRACT_VERSION
ML_KEM["ml_kem_768"].encapsulation_key_len # 1184
Roadmap
The binding wraps the Rust core through PyO3 and ships as one wheel with no Python
dependencies. Same path and same behaviour in every language: crypto_pq.kem.ml_kem_768,
then sig, sig_stateful, aead, hash, xof, mac, kdf. Only algorithms with a
final NIST standard and official test vectors.
License
Apache-2.0 OR MIT.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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