I will audit your code for quantum vulnerable encryption and give a migration plan
Software Developer
About this Gig
Quantum computers will eventually break RSA and ECC encryption, and NIST has set deadlines to move off them. Most small companies don't know where they use these algorithms. I find out.
What you get:
- A scan of your code and config files for RSA, ECDSA, Diffie-Hellman and similar algorithms
- An inventory showing where each one is used
- Findings ranked by risk
- A migration plan to NIST's post-quantum standards (ML-KEM, ML-DSA), structured around NIST SP 1800-38
How it works: you share the code or config files, I deliver a written report, and your code stays confidential.
About me: independent Python developer. I am not a certified auditor and I don't give security guarantees. I review your code and report what I find.
Public work: open pull request to the Ragas project (#2705).
Development technology:
Python
Expertise:
Algorithmic
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Other
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FAQ
Is my code kept confidential?
Yes. I use your files only to produce your report and don't share them with anyone. I delete them after delivery.
Do you fix or migrate the code?
This gig is the audit and the migration plan. If you want me to do the migration itself, message me first and I'll quote it separately.
Which languages can you review?
Python is my main language. For JavaScript, Java or others, message me first so I can confirm I can cover them.
Is this a compliance certificate?
No. It's a technical review by an independent developer, not a certified audit, so it can't be submitted as formal compliance proof.

