Quantum Resistant Native Go Programs
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Library ports the reference C implementations of kyber and dilithium into native Go, adds side‑channel countermeasures found missing in the reference code, and exposes simple APIs to pick security levels, generate keys, sign/verify and encapsulate/decapsulate. Benchmarks show faster CPU runtimes than Go’s classical crypto but larger outputs (roughly megabyte‑scale public keys/ciphertexts at high parameters). Practical integration into WireGuard proves feasibility: two extra IP packets per handshake and about +0.2 ms added latency.
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