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Kyber benchmark: allow ML-KEM and Kyber #8172
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Fix benchmark to use ML-KEM/Kyber depending on how code is built.
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaing support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaing support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaing support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaing support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaining support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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We would use a patch to use WolfSSL's implementation of both Kyber and ML-KEM so that we can remove liboqs while maintaining support for Kyber at the moment. This patch uses commits and code changes from the following PR in WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185
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Remove references to liboqs and edit build flag/configs for each of the platform. Since WolfSSL would officially release their Kyber/ML-KEM implementations a few months later, we would use the git patch to essentially patch their PRs on top of the 5.7.4 release. The patch consists of the commits and code changes from the following PR from WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185 Configuration for enabling ML-KEM/Kyber: 1. For only ML-KEM: ./configure --enable-kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem 2. For just Kyber: ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original 3. For ML-KEM and Kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original,ml-kem ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem,original
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Remove references to liboqs and edit build flag/configs for each of the platform. Since WolfSSL would officially release their Kyber/ML-KEM implementations a few months later, we would use the git patch to essentially patch their PRs on top of the 5.7.4 release. The patch consists of the commits and code changes from the following PR from WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185 Configuration for enabling ML-KEM/Kyber: 1. For only ML-KEM: ./configure --enable-kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem 2. For just Kyber: ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original 3. For ML-KEM and Kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original,ml-kem ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem,original
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Remove references to liboqs and edit build flag/configs for each of the platform. Since WolfSSL would officially release their Kyber/ML-KEM implementations a few months later, we would use the git patch to essentially patch their PRs on top of the 5.7.4 release. The patch consists of the commits and code changes from the following PR from WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185 Configuration for enabling ML-KEM/Kyber: 1. For only ML-KEM: ./configure --enable-kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem 2. For just Kyber: ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original 3. For ML-KEM and Kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original,ml-kem ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem,original
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Remove references to liboqs and edit build flag/configs for each of the platform. Since WolfSSL would officially release their Kyber/ML-KEM implementations a few months later, we would use the git patch to essentially patch their PRs on top of the 5.7.4 release. The patch consists of the commits and code changes from the following PR from WolfSSL: - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8143 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8172 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8183 - wolfSSL/wolfssl#8185 Configuration for enabling ML-KEM/Kyber: 1. For only ML-KEM: ./configure --enable-kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem 2. For just Kyber: ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original 3. For ML-KEM and Kyber ./configure --enable-kyber=all,original,ml-kem ./configure --enable-kyber=all,ml-kem,original
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Description
Fix benchmark to use ML-KEM/Kyber depending on how code is built.
Testing
./configure '--disable-shared' '--enable-kyber'
./configure '--disable-shared' '--enable-kyber=all,original'
./configure '--disable-shared' '--enable-kyber=all,original-only'
./configure '--disable-shared' '--enable-kyber' '--with-liboqs=~/wolfssl/external/build' '--enable-experimental'
./wolfcrypt/benchmark/benchmark -kyber
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