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Rust Security Tooling and Quantum Safe Algos Resources #89
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As another note, I would also be curious about the status of rust implementations for quantum safe algo's implemented with Rust (e.g. https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2022/07/nist-announces-first-four-quantum-resistant-cryptographic-algorithms). I have found a Crystals-Kyber rust implementation but have not looked to thoroughly yet. |
A few of the links here may have actually addressed my second question: https://cryptography.rs/#post-quantum-cryptography. |
Yeah, quantum safe algorithms should be covered there, although the section could probably be updated with some new crates which have recently appeared |
We should remove the Picnic items from that list, Picnic was broken via its
block cipher LowMC being significantly weakened - I would not recommend
Picnic to anyone now.
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Yeah, quantum safe algorithms should be covered there, although the
section could probably be updated with some new crates which have recently
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Are there any QRNG projects in Rust world? |
Most CSPRNGs are already quantum-safe, as in they can't be easily attacked using Grover's Algorithm |
I understand. The 2 main mathematical methods for NIST selected algorithms are based on lattices (for majority) and hashing for 1 if I remember correctly. However, I have found some quantum random number generators this morning, that leverage quantum state to generate random numbers (what I have found uses QISkit which leverages some IBM quantum machines). I am on a bit of a journey into this learning and am wondering if there is anything like [this](https://github.com/ozaner/qRNG] or similar written in Rust |
I am a big fan of cryptography.rs, and would love to know if there is something similar for rust tooling regarding more general security suites and testing (e.g. is there a list of Rust projects pertaining to security and testing from the rust cryptography working group).
I have started with this reference: https://github.com/osirislab/awesome-rust-security, but I am not too familiar with what is recommended or awesome in the rust community. I see a lot about Burp Suite and Crowdstrike, but I would rather learn about offerings written with Rust.
Any direction or recommended reading would be wonderful. Thank you!
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