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gnark-crypto provides elliptic curve and pairing-based cryptography on BN, BLS12, BLS24 and BW6 curves. It also provides various algorithms (algebra, crypto) of particular interest to zero knowledge proof systems
goff (go finite field) is a unix-like tool that generates fast field arithmetic in Go.
Finite field and algebraic extension field arithmetic
Finite Field Operations on GPGPU
Cryptographic library written in JavaScript. Created at UZH as a part of an E-Voting project.
Crypto library written in pure Lua 5.1 which includes X25519, ChaCha20, BLAKE2s and more.
Error correction codes in python.
Lightweight C implementations of short error correcting codes including Reed Solomon over GF(8) and GF(16)
Implementation of finite field arithmetic and eliptic curve cryptography on the secp256k1 curve in ARM64 assembly
A finite-field library in C++
Finite Field operations for Pasta curves
Implementation of encoder and decoder for Reed-Solomon code.
Standalone, zero-dependency C++ elliptic curve library implementing the Ran/Shaw curve for FCMP++. Runtime-dispatched backends (portable, x64, AVX2, AVX-512 IFMA) with constant-time scalar multiplication, MSM, polynomial arithmetic, and ECFFT support.
An implementation of secp256k1 Algorithm
Masked AES S-box implementation using the ISW scheme in an embedded RISC-V environment. Portfolio artifact demonstrating side-channel resistant cryptographic implementation.
Finite field arithmetic library written for my research in cryptography
Basics of elliptic curves, EC over finite fields and ECDSA.
In this directoy, you will find a composite finite field calculator for different matrix sizes. The default matrix size will deal with Galois fields GF(2), but the calculation will scale up to infinite power two GF.
Cryptofield is a library to work with discrete algebraic objects. Useful for research in discrete mathematics and cryptography
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