Cryptosystem Prototypes
Experimental implementations supporting code-based KEM and encryption research, maintained privately during evaluation.
QSPARC Labs develops research-driven post-quantum systems grounded in coding theory, structured cryptography, and hardware-aware design.
Our technology work focuses on code-based and hardware-integrated approaches to post-quantum security. We study structured constructions, key establishment, and implementation strategies that emphasize analyzability, correctness, and long-term security assumptions.
We develop experimental implementations and system prototypes to evaluate trade-offs in computation, memory, bandwidth, and robustness, especially in constrained or adversarial environments where security depends on more than algorithms alone.
Engineering prototypes and internal tooling supporting evaluation and system integration.
Experimental implementations supporting code-based KEM and encryption research, maintained privately during evaluation.
Internal developer tooling for integrating research prototypes into test applications and controlled environments.
Benchmarking and validation tooling to study latency, memory footprint, bandwidth costs, and robustness.
Some components are intentionally kept private while patent filings and review processes are in progress. For partner validation discussions, contact us.
Designed with deployment constraints in mind, from servers to embedded devices.
System integration patterns for key establishment, key management, and hybrid transition planning in modern infrastructure.
Prototype integrations for applications that require secure session establishment and post-quantum readiness.
Implementation approaches for constrained devices, emphasizing predictable behavior and compact representations.
We study interoperability and migration considerations for post-quantum cryptography in widely deployed protocol families, with an emphasis on hybrid transitions and long-term maintainability.
QSPARC Labs welcomes collaboration with researchers and partners interested in careful evaluation, benchmarking methodology, and long-term security planning for post-quantum adoption.
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