Add PQC research & reproducibility entries - #186
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@ceocxx This repo is for quantum software specifically, whereas the links you proposed to add seem more like a research paper and some associated artifacts? They don't seem to fit the critera of this repo, unless there's something I'm missing. |
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Adds a small 'Research & reproducibility' subsection under 'Quantum and post-quantum cryptography': an independent reproducibility study (arXiv:2608.13784) evaluating noble-post-quantum 0.7.0, liboqs 0.16.0, and Go 1.26.4 against pinned public NIST ML-KEM ACVP vectors, plus its MIT-licensed two-command reproducible artifact (doi:10.5281/zenodo.21910571). Complements the existing liboqs/PQClean entries with reproducible conformance evidence. Disclosure: I am the founder of HEOSSI (QNSI), the organization behind the study and artifact - submitted transparently; both are independently verifiable (the artifact reruns in ~2 minutes; any outcome is a result).