scripts to do interoperability testing with OpenSSL #80
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I need to update it to use the official OIDs now, as we are using the final version of the algorithm: https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/computer-security-objects-register/algorithm-registration |
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@GiacomoPope OK, the code to handle PEM files with keys added. |
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a very rough tooling (basically a brain-dump) of tools for interoperability testing with OpenSSL/OQSprovider'
Added it here mostly to show that it's fairly easy to do the PEM/DER encoding and decoding using the code from python-ecdsa.
Still needs to be generalised (to handle Kyber too) and put into a module.