1.75ms. NIST-compliant quantum-resistant auth.
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What's Inside 1.75ms (NIST-Compliant) v4.0
NIST-compliant quantum-resistant authentication includes:
| Component | Time | % |
|---|---|---|
| PQC Layer (NIST Level 3) — 236µs | ||
| ML-KEM Encapsulate | 21.4µs | 1% |
| ML-KEM Decapsulate | 19.6µs | 1% |
| ML-DSA Sign (×2) | ~130µs | 7% |
| ML-DSA Verify (×2) | ~65µs | 4% |
| FHE Layer (NIST 128-bit, N=4096) — 1,436µs ◄ BOTTLENECK | ||
| FHE Encrypt (N=4096) | 1,070µs | 61% |
| FHE Compute (distance) | 133µs | 8% |
| FHE Decrypt | 233µs | 13% |
| Serialization — 75µs | ||
| TOTAL CRYPTO | 1,747µs (1.75ms) | 100% |
Measured on AWS c7i.4xlarge (16 vCPU, Intel Xeon Platinum 8488C). Criterion.rs v0.5, 100 samples. February 4, 2026 | v4.0.