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The pure python implement of the slh-dsa algorithm.

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# SLH-DSA

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The SLH-DSA project is a pure Python implementation of the Stateless Hash-Based Digital Signature Algorithm, as specified in [FIPS 205](https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/fips/205/final) (derived from the SPHINCS+ algorithm).

## Features

This project offers the following features:
1. 🍻 **Zero dependencies!**
2. 🏷️ **100% type-hinted codebase!**
3. ✅ **100% test coverage!**
4. 🔖 **Supports modern Python versions!**
5. ⚒️ **Designed for humans!**
6. 🎉 **More features coming soon!**

## Installation

```bash
pip install slh-dsa
```

## Quick Start

The functionality is extremely simple to use, as demonstrated by the following example:

```python
from slhdsa import KeyPair, shake_256f, PublicKey, SecretKey

# Generate the keypair
kp = KeyPair.gen(shake_256f)

# Sign the message w/o randomization
sig = kp.sign_pure(b"Hello World!", randomize=False)

# Verify the signature
kp.verify_pure(b"Hello World!", sig)        # -> True
kp.verify_pure(b"Hello World!", b"I'm the hacker!") # -> False
kp.verify_pure(b"hello world!", sig)        # -> False

# Sign the message with randomization
sig = kp.sign_pure(b"Hello World!", randomize=True)
kp.verify_pure(b"Hello World!", sig)        # -> True

# Export the public key digest so other devices can verify the signature
digest = kp.pub.digest()

# Recover the public key from the digest
pub = PublicKey.from_digest(digest, shake_256f)
pub.verify_pure(b"Hello World!", sig)       # -> True
pub.verify_pure(b"Hello World", sig)        # -> False

# Export the secret key in PKCS format
kp.sec.to_pkcs("seckey.pem")

# Restore the secret key from the PKCS file
assert SecretKey.from_pkcs("seckey.pem") == kp.sec  # -> True

# LowLevel APIs
kp.verify(b'11223344', kp.sign(b'11223344'))  # -> True
```

## License & Copyright

This software is licensed under the **GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3** or later (at your option).

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