pqc-check 1.0.0

Pointer package — the pqc-check quantum-vulnerable-crypto scanner ships via npm; run: npx pqc-check .

pqc-check (PyPI pointer)

This PyPI package is a pointer — not the scanner. The pqc-check quantum-vulnerable-cryptography scanner is distributed via npm (Node). Run it with npx pqc-check . — no install required.

Run the scanner

npx pqc-check .

pqc-check scans your codebase for quantum-vulnerable cryptography (RSA, ECDSA, ECDH/DH, weak TLS cipher suites, …) and shows how to migrate to post-quantum algorithms. It runs locally, reads only the files you point it at, and uploads nothing.

• Docs / migration guide: https://docs.qpher.ai/guides/migration-guide
• Free API key (no card): https://portal.qpher.ai/register
• Source: https://github.com/qpher/pqc-check

Why does pip install pqc-check exist?

The scanner is a Node CLI. This PyPI package exists so that Python developers who reach for pip install pqc-check get pointed at the real tool instead of a 404 — and so the name is owned by the maintainers rather than left open to typosquatting. Running pqc-check after installing simply prints how to run the real scanner; it does not scan, execute any subprocess, or make network calls.

Prefer pure Python?

To call Qpher's post-quantum cryptography API directly from Python, use the SDK:

pip install qpher

https://pypi.org/project/qpher · MIT licensed.