signatures
A collection of Rust crates implementing digital signature algorithms like DSA, ECDSA, Ed25519, and post-quantum schemes.
What is signatures?
RustCrypto Signatures is a collection of Rust crates that implement various digital signature algorithms for data authentication using public-key cryptography. It provides standardized, interoperable implementations of algorithms like DSA, ECDSA, Ed25519, and post-quantum schemes such as ML-DSA and SLH-DSA. The crates solve the need for reliable, portable cryptographic signature functionality in Rust applications.
Rust developers building systems that require cryptographic authentication, including embedded systems, WebAssembly applications, servers, and tools needing post-quantum cryptography. Cryptography engineers and library authors who need well-tested signature implementations.
Developers choose RustCrypto Signatures for its comprehensive algorithm support, `no_std` compatibility for embedded and WASM targets, and consistent trait-based API across all implementations. It's part of the trusted RustCrypto ecosystem, offering rigorously implemented, interoperable cryptographic primitives.
Overview
Cryptographic signature algorithms: DSA, ECDSA, Ed25519
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding digital signature support to embedded Rust applications
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