Advanced Topics
Post-quantum cryptography, consensus, identity, and blockchain integration
This section covers advanced ZAP features including post-quantum cryptography, distributed consensus, decentralized identity, and blockchain integration.
Post-Quantum CryptographyML-KEM, ML-DSA, and hybrid handshakesCorona ConsensusThreshold lattice-based signingAgent ConsensusVoting-based response aggregationW3C DID SupportDecentralized identity integrationLux IntegrationBlockchain anchoring and staking
Security Architecture
ZAP implements defense-in-depth security:
- Transport Layer: Post-quantum hybrid TLS (X25519 + ML-KEM-768)
- Message Layer: ML-DSA-65 signatures for authentication
- Identity Layer: W3C DIDs with on-chain verification
- Consensus Layer: Corona threshold signing
When to Use Advanced Features
| Feature | Use Case |
|---|---|
| PQ-TLS | Long-term data protection against quantum attacks |
| Corona | Multi-party signing without single point of failure |
| Agent Consensus | Aggregating responses from multiple AI agents |
| W3C DID | Decentralized identity without central authority |
| Lux Integration | On-chain verification and staking |
Post-Quantum Cryptography
ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and hybrid key exchange in ZAP
Corona ConsensusThreshold lattice-based signing for distributed agents
Agent ConsensusVoting-based response aggregation for multi-agent systems
W3C DID SupportDecentralized identity integration in ZAP
Lux IntegrationBlockchain anchoring and staking on Lux Network
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