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tlsfuzzer/python-ecdsa
This repository implements ECDSA cryptographic signatures, which are fundamentally vulnerable to quantum attacks via Shor's algorithm. The library contains 143 high-severity quantum-vulnerable findings across elliptic curve implementations, plus critical usage of broken hash functions (SHA-1, MD5) that compound the security risks. Immediate migration planning to post-quantum cryptography is essential for any production deployments.
| File | Algorithm | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| diff-instrumental.py:36 | ECDSA | high |
| setup.py:25 | ECDSA | high |
| speed.py:107 | ECDH / ECDHE | high |
| speed.py:106 | ECDH / ECDHE | high |
| speed.py:102 | ECDSA | high |
| speed.py:2 | ECDSA | high |
| speed.py:45 | ECDSA | high |
| speed.py:62 | ECDSA | high |
| speed.py:100 | Ed25519 / EdDSA | high |
| src/ecdsa/__init__.py:40 | ECDH / ECDHE | high |
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