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Thanks also for this report, @wangweij .
This is surprising. My assumption based on this code also follows your initial thinking that "p256_dilithium2" should use SHA256. Can you share information how you tested this?
Good question. I cannot find a location for this. Clearly needs improvement. @christianpaquin @dstebila Did we have this documented for |
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This is a little complicated and hopefully I haven't made a mistake. First, enable the signature scheme and access the URL, grab the 2 incoming certificates: Here Now let's try verifying the signature: |
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According to https://github.com/open-quantum-safe/liboqs/blob/4906c3fc880328453a9efccde860e11adc5fea29/docs/algorithms/sig/dilithium.md?plain=1#L22, Dilithium2's Claimed NIST Level is 2, and SHA384 should be chosen according to the code you quoted. |
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I'm trying out the hybrid signature scheme p256_dilithium2(1.3.9999.2.7.1) at https://test.openquantumsafe.org:6230. I thought the left side is using
ecdsa_secp256r1_sha256but from my test it looks likeecdsa_secp256r1_sha384.Is this true? Where is the hash algorithm documented? Thanks in advance.
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