verify everything

proofs, keys, and audits — the post-quantum guarantees, in plain language.

post-quantum by default

a classical chain trusts elliptic curves. a quantum computer breaks those with Shor's algorithm. lattice doesn't use them.

NIST FIPS 203

ML-KEM-1024

key encapsulation

lattice-based key exchange. the basis of every encrypted handshake on ${esc(SITE.name)} — no known quantum shortcut, ever.

NIST FIPS 204

ML-DSA-87

digital signatures

every transaction and block is signed with a lattice signature that no quantum machine can forge.

NIST FIPS 205

SLH-DSA-128s

hash-based fallback

stateless hash-based signatures for the most sensitive keys. the conservative second layer.

the quantum clock is already ticking.

harvest-now-decrypt-later means an attacker can record encrypted traffic today and crack it once a quantum machine exists. Lattice was designed so that, when it does, nothing you signed or sent needs to change.