Post-Quantum Certificates (PQC)

QROS generates and validates real NIST post-quantum certificates using the oqs-provider (Open Quantum Safe). The first NIST PQC standards are ready: FIPS 204 (ML-DSA) and FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA). QROS supports all of them, plus hybrid classical+PQC composites — the quantum-safe foundation of your PKI, with a CA hierarchy and real CRL revocation.

QROS · Generate · certificatePQC ✓
Subject
CN=app.banco.com · O=Banco SA
ML-DSA-65Ed25519ECDSA P-256RSA-3072
p256_mldsa44 hybridSLH-DSAFalcon-512
Validation (8 checks)
✓ Key length ≥ 256-bit eq
✓ Modern curve
✓ SHA-2/3 signature
✓ SAN present
✓ Validity ≤ 398d
✓ CA:FALSE / EKU
✓ Must-staple
✓ Shor-resistant
passesAllTests = true
QROS · CA hierarchy + CRL
ROOT CA Intermediate Leaf TLS CRL · REVOKED

CA-signed revocation served at /ca/{fingerprint}/crl; integrated chain verification in real time.

Supported post-quantum algorithms

What QROS generates

What a PQC certificate looks like in QROS

When you generate a post-quantum certificate with QROS, the result includes the algorithm, key type, and a self-validation checklist:

Post-Quantum Certificate

Quantum-safe ✓
Algorithm: ML-DSA-44
Standard: FIPS 204
Key type: Lattice-based
Security: NIST Level 1 (AES-128)
Type: Self-signed leaf
CN: example.com

Validation checklist

✓ Certificate signature verified (ML-DSA-44 via oqs-provider)

✓ Key is post-quantum resistant (Shor's algorithm cannot break it)

✓ Certificate is X.509 compliant

✓ PEM output: cert.pem, key.pem, fullchain.pem, csr.pem

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FAQ

What PQC algorithms does QROS support?

QROS supports ML-DSA-44/65/87 (FIPS 204), SLH-DSA-SHA2-128s/192s/256s (FIPS 205), Falcon-512/1024 (FIPS 206 draft), and hybrid composites (p256_mldsa44, p384_mldsa65, p521_mldsa87, rsa3072_mldsa44).

Can QROS generate hybrid classical+PQC certificates?

Yes. QROS generates hybrid composites like p256_mldsa44 (ECDSA P-256 + ML-DSA-44), p384_mldsa65, p521_mldsa87, and rsa3072_mldsa44. These provide both classical and post-quantum security in a single certificate.

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