PQC(Post Quantum Cryptography) supported python / cryptography packages

[pcraghup]

Hi Team,

Our organization we are planning for all the applications to be PQC safe/compliant.
We need to make sure what ever packages and the code we are using in our application should be PQC safe

So wanted to check if python/cryptography packages is there any plan for supporting PQC safe algorithms?

Any help or inputs/suggestions will be really helpful

Thanks,
Raghavendra

[pcraghup]

Hi Team,

Our organization we are planning for all the applications to be PQC safe/compliant.
We need to make sure what ever packages and the code we are using in our application should be PQC safe

So wanted to check if python/cryptography packages is there any plan for supporting PQC safe algorithms?

Any help or inputs/suggestions will be really helpful

Thanks,
Raghavendra

Any suggestion / help on this will be great. please suggest if i need to post this in another category
Thanks

[noisefloor]

@pcraghup : I guess you need to be more patient. Just because you did not receive an answer within 24h posting your question does _not_ mean that you need to bump it up (except that it was still listed at the 1st question...) - that's not cool at all.

Remember that people here are _not_ paid to answer, everybody is doing it in his / her spare / free time. So yes, it may take sometimes a couple of days to get an answer. It may also happen that you do not receive an answer at all, which typically means that either your problem is so niche that nobody knows an answer or that your question / problem is so advanced or complicated that nobody providing support here is able to give an answer.

Regards, noisefloor

[pcraghup]

@pcraghup : I guess you need to be more patient. Just because you did not receive an answer within 24h posting your question does _not_ mean that you need to bump it up (except that it was still listed at the 1st question...) - that's not cool at all.

Remember that people here are _not_ paid to answer, everybody is doing it in his / her spare / free time. So yes, it may take sometimes a couple of days to get an answer. It may also happen that you do not receive an answer at all, which typically means that either your problem is so niche that nobody knows an answer or that your question / problem is so advanced or complicated that nobody providing support here is able to give an answer.

Regards, noisefloor

Thanks for the reply @noisefloor, agree for sure.

there is some other pressure from our org side as well to check on the dependencies on the thirdparty libs thats the only reason, otherwise i would have waited for some more time. Sure i agree with you and truely respect other time and effort. i was in hurry to see if im posting in the right category or should i change because sometimes time plays vital role in decision making in the organizations.

And this is not my first question in python forums previously as well i have posted in this forum and i got a great help and inputs from the team.

so no worries, thanks for the reply i missed it, i didnt check it, and hope i will wait for someone to answer my query

Thanks once again