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I'm exploring the integration of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) support for mTLS in Pipy, leveraging liboqs and oqs-provider for the implementation.
The goal is to enable quantum-resistant algorithms for mutual TLS authentication, which would help future-proof Pipy's security capabilities as quantum computing advances. Before I proceed with the implementation, I'd appreciate feedback on this approach:
Does this align with Pipy's roadmap and architecture?
Are there any existing efforts or considerations I should be aware of?
If there's interest and the approach seems sound, I'm happy to contribute this enhancement back to the project.
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Hi folks,
I'm exploring the integration of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) support for mTLS in Pipy, leveraging liboqs and oqs-provider for the implementation.
The goal is to enable quantum-resistant algorithms for mutual TLS authentication, which would help future-proof Pipy's security capabilities as quantum computing advances. Before I proceed with the implementation, I'd appreciate feedback on this approach:
Does this align with Pipy's roadmap and architecture?
Are there any existing efforts or considerations I should be aware of?
If there's interest and the approach seems sound, I'm happy to contribute this enhancement back to the project.
Thanks for your input!
cc @caishu97
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