Post-Quantum Cryptography Tool
Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), supporting NIST standardized ML-KEM (formerly Kyber) and ML-DSA (formerly Dilithium).
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What is Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)?
PQC algorithms resist quantum computer attacks, replacing traditional asymmetric encryption.
Core Values
- Quantum Secure: Resists quantum threats
- Standard Compliant: Follows NIST standards
- Long-term Privacy: Prevents 'harvest now, decrypt later'
Primary Algorithms
- ML-KEM: For key exchange
- ML-DSA: For digital signatures
Use Cases
- Finance: Enhances asset security
- Security: Secures IoT updates
- Data: Protects high-value data
Technical Features
- High Performance: Faster than RSA
- Local: Browser-based, no server data
- Flexible: Multi-level security
🚀 User Guide
- 1. Select Mode: ML-KEM (Encapsulation) or ML-DSA (Signature)
- 2. Generate Key: Obtain PQC public and secret keys
- 3. Execute: Perform encapsulation/decapsulation or sign/verify
💡 FAQ
What is ML-KEM?
Lattice-based key encapsulation to replace RSA/DH key exchange.
What is ML-DSA?
Lattice-based signature algorithm to replace RSA/ECDSA.