Vendor: ElectraIC Category: CPU

Falcon IP Core

Falcon IP Core is a post-quantum digital signature algorithm (DSA).

Overview

Falcon IP Core is a post-quantum digital signature algorithm (DSA). It is currently under development. It is going to be compliant with Falcon specification submitted on round 3 of NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization process. Additionally, Falcon IP Core will be enhanced to achieve compliance with NIST Falcon Standart when it is released. 

Key features

  • is going to support sign and verify operations
  • is going to support all two Falcon modes
  • has fully stallable input and output interfaces

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
EIP-20009
Vendor
ElectraIC
Type
Silicon IP

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Provider

HQ: Turkey

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