🔐 Neurai: MLDSA for ESP32 We present the first NIST post-quantum library exclusively for ESP32 microcontrollers, hosted in the Arduino library with easy integration into the software developed for these small devices. This is one of several libraries that we will be creating for ESP32 devices to optimize the use of the Neurai network in the interconnection of IoT devices through the DePIN system that we have developed. ✨Features about this library ✅ FIPS 204 compliant ✅ML-DSA security levels (44, 65, 87) ✅Hardware RNG ✅Memory optimized ✅Constant-time ✅NVS key storage ✅Simple C++ wrapper classes (MLDSA44, MLDSA65, MLDSA87) ✅NIST test vectors Today we have updated to MLDSA65 and MLDSA87, ensuring more powerful models for devices with greater resources, such as advanced ARM processors. 🎯Benefits of this library 1⃣ On-Device Transaction Signing The library enables ESP32 microcontrollers to process ML-DSA key generation and signature algorithms locally. 2⃣ Message Payload Authentication For Neurai's token-based messaging system, the library provides the necessary cryptographic functions to append ML-DSA signatures to data payloads. 3⃣ Elimination of Centralized Signing Proxies By supporting heavy cryptographic operations on the edge, the system architecture can be simplified. 4⃣ FIPS 204 Cryptographic Compliance for Extended Lifecycles Embedded devices often have operational lifecycles spanning several years. 5⃣ Implementation of Token-Based Access Protocols The library allows the ESP32 to act as a verifier for incoming commands. 🛰️ Conclusion We are currently creating a series of devices with software for ESP32 that we will be presenting in the coming days. Although the problem of quantum computers is still years away, it is good to start thinking about having everything adapted for when the time comes. With the DePIN communication encryption we currently have, we can be certain that it will not be possible to decrypt it for many years to come. #Neurai #XNA $XNA #MLDSA #ESP32 twitter.com/neuraiproject/stat...