Q-day has no fixed deadline and higher stakes than Y2K. quantakrypto turns that uncertainty into a credential, delivered through post-quantum cryptography
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Hi PH 👋
I built pqc-tools because "harvest now, decrypt later" is real: data captured today gets decrypted once quantum computers arrive, and most teams don't know where their at-risk crypto even is. It scans your code (14 languages) + dependencies for quantum-vulnerable RSA/ECDSA/ECDH, gives you a CBOM/SARIF report and a prioritized migration plan, and runs in CI or via an MCP server for AI agents. Fully open-source (Apache-2.0), deterministic, offline.
Would love feedback on what would make PQC migration easier for your stack.
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the migration path from RSA to ML-KEM felt surprisingly smooth in the cli, and the audit logs actually explain why each step happened. wish more pqc tools gave that level of clarity instead of just dumping key blobs
Congrats on launching quantakrypto pqc-tools! Find quantum-vulnerable crypto in your code is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀
the migration path from RSA to ML-KEM felt surprisingly smooth in the cli, and the audit logs actually explain why each step happened. wish more pqc tools gave that level of clarity instead of just dumping key blobs
Pazi
Congrats on launching quantakrypto pqc-tools! Find quantum-vulnerable crypto in your code is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀