Taking the (Quantum) Leap with Go
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A Go library implements Kyber and Dilithium (CRYSTALS finalists) and claims both algorithmic and practical security by deviating from references and adding side-channel countermeasures. Benchmarks show encryption/signature operations faster than Go's current RSA/ECDSA implementations, while ciphertexts and signatures incur orders-of-magnitude larger bandwidth. A WireGuard replacement test adds about two extra IP packets and ~0.5 ms latency. Code is open source and intended for early adoption once standards finalize.
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