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# PQ Crypto Catalog
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Implementation of quantum-safe signature and KEM schemes submitted to NIST PQC Standardization Process.
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The goal is to provide an easy-to-use API in C and Rust to enable experimentation. The code is derived from the submission to the NIST Post-Quantum Standardization, either directly or by leveraging [PQClean ](https://github.com/PQClean/PQClean ) project.
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Users shouldn't expect any level of security provided by this code. The library is not meant to be used on live production systems.
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## Supported schemes
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All schemes selected by NIST duing PQC standardization:
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| Name | x86 optimized |
|--------------------------|------------|
| Kyber | x |
| Dilithium | x |
| Falcon | |
| SPHINCS+ SHA256/SHAKE256 | x |
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KEM candidates for an additional round 4.
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| Name | x86 optimized |
|--------------------------|------------|
| HQC-RMRS | x |
| McEliece | |
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## Building
CMake is used to build the library:
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```bash
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mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
```
Build outputs two libraries, a static ``libpqc_s.a`` and dynamic ``libpqc.so``, which can be linked with a project.
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## API
Library provides simple API, wrapping PQClean. For example to use KEM, one should call the library in following way:
```c
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#include < pqc / pqc . h >
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const params_t *p = pqc_kem_alg_by_id(KYBER512);
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std::vector< uint8_t > ct(ciphertext_bsz(p));
std::vector< uint8_t > ss1(shared_secret_bsz(p));
std::vector< uint8_t > ss2(shared_secret_bsz(p));
std::vector< uint8_t > sk(private_key_bsz(p));
std::vector< uint8_t > pk(public_key_bsz(p));
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pqc_keygen(p, pk.data(), sk.data());
pqc_kem_encapsulate(p, ct.data(), ss1.data(), pk.data());
pqc_kem_decapsulate(p, ss2.data(), ct.data(), sk.data());
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p = pqc_sig_alg_by_id(DILITHIUM2);
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size_t sigsz = sig.capacity();
pqc_keygen(p, pk.data(), sk.data());
pqc_sig_create(p, sig.data(), & sigsz, msg.data(), msg.size(), sk.data());
pqc_sig_verify(p, sig.data(), sig.size(), msg.data(), msg.size(), pk.data());
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```
See test implemetnation in ``test/ut.cpp`` for more details.
## Rust binding
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Rust bindgings are provided in the ``src/rustapi/pqc-sys`` and can be regenerated automatically by running ``cargo build`` in that directory.
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## Testing against Known Answer Tests
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Algorithms are tested against KATs, by the Rust-based runner implemented in the ``test/katrunner`` (only verification/decpaulation). The runner uses ``katwalk`` crate for parsing NIST format. To run it:
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```bash
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cd test/katrunner
curl http://amongbytes.com/~flowher/permalinks/kat.zip --output kat.zip
unzip kat.zip
cargo run -- --katdir KAT
```