What is PQ-RASCV?
It is a security framework that mathematically proves exactly what software is running on a device and how it was built, using quantum-resistant cryptography. By anchoring this hardware trust to a decentralized Bitcoin ledger, it prevents attackers from silently compromising critical infrastructure.

Just released v1.0.0-rc.3 of PQ-RASCV (Post-Quantum Remote Attestation & Supply-Chain Verification).

It’s a deterministic, no_std Rust framework tackling two key problems: post-quantum migration (ML-DSA/FIPS 204) and supply-chain integrity (SLSA v1).

New in this release: pqrascv-bitcoin-anchor — a Bitcoin-based transparency layer for attestation.

It links TPM 2.0 / DICE hardware measurements to on-chain OP_RETURN records, creating a verifiable audit trail of node state without centralized PKI trust.

Crates.io: crates.io: Rust Package Registry
GitHub Repo & Quick Start: GitHub - comwanga/pqrascv-core: Hardware-rooted, post-quantum remote attestation (ML-DSA) and supply-chain verification (SLSA). Includes a Sovereign Bitcoin Node architecture with deterministic quorum consensus and OP_RETURN transparency anchoring. · GitHub

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