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Following is a scenario creating Chimera (dual algorithms) certificates for PQC(Post Quantum Cryptography).
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The following demonstrates how to create a root CA and use it to sign other certificates. This example uses ECC and ML-DSA. In this scenario there are three entities A, B, and C, where A is meant to function as a root CA.
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The following demonstrates how to create a root CA and use it to sign other certificates. This example uses ECC and ML-DSA. In this scenario there are three entities A, B, and C, where A is meant to function as a root CA, and B is assumed to be an intermediate CA.
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Before running the commands below, ensure you have the `ml-dsa` option enabled in wolfSSL. This can be done by configuring wolfSSL with `--enable-dilithium`, `--enable-dual-alg-certs` and `--enable-experimental`.
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Before running the commands below, ensure you have the `ml-dsa` option enabled in wolfSSL. This can be done by configuring wolfSSL with `--enable-wolfclu`, `--enable-dilithium`, `--enable-dual-alg-certs` and `--enable-experimental`.
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The following steps demonstrate how to generate keys and certificates for A, B, and C, where A is self-signed and B and C are signed by A
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The following steps demonstrate how to generate keys and certificates for A, B, and C, where A is self-signed and B and C are signed by A.
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1. Create private ECC and ML-DSA keys for A, B, and C
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