Post-Quantum Interoperability? Confirmed! (Part II)

A while back, we posted the following entry on our blog:

https://www.wolfssl.com/wolfssh-post-quantum-interoperability-confirmed/

In it, we talked about post-quantum interoperability with both the OpenQuantumSafe’s OpenSSH fork and AWS’s implementation of SSH. More recently, our friends at AWS have posted a great set of detailed instructions on how to reproduce their interoperability test results:

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/post-quantum-hybrid-sftp-file-transfers-using-aws-transfer-family/

There, you can find instructions on how to configure AWS Transfer Family to enable hybrid post-quantum key exchange with ECDHE and Kyber.  There is then a link to further instructions on how to build liboqs, wolfSSL and finally wolfSSH with the liboqs integration.  Finally, there is an example command line invocation of wolfsftp that connects to AWS Transfer Family.

Our friends at AWS also go into great detail about expected output and what you can expect from wireshark if you monitor the connection.

We here at wolfSSL would like to give a big round of applause and thank our friends at AWS for posting such a great piece on their blog! If you have any further questions about how post-quantum algorithms and protocols fit into our roadmap, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us by sending a message to facts@wolfssl.com or or call us at +1 425 245 8247.