nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines
with QDID PUF
Quantum-resilience and immutable device identity for cryptographic hardware modules.
nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines, together with QDID PUF (Physically Unclonable Function), provide quantum-resistance and immutable device identity for cryptographic hardware modules.
Xiphera’s nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines, including implementations of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), offer customisable cryptographic security modules, isolating cryptographic operations and application data into secure hardware elements. QDID PUF from Crypto Quantique generates quantum-derived, secure, unclonable identities based on manufacturing variations unique to each semiconductor chip. The PUF, alongside other cryptographic primitives, forms the essential hardware root-of-trust in security implementations.
The combination of nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines and QDID PUF provides the adaptability and upgradeability required to secure the connected devices. As many industrial and governmental entities recommend implementing quantum-resilient hardware now, upgrading critical components with quantum-resilient nQrux® IP cores and QDID PUF protects the identities and core security of hardware devices into the foreseeable future.

Customer-specific tailoring
Extensive feature set including Post-Quantum Cryptography
Reduced power consumption and silicon area
High security and ease of validation
Key features
- Pure hardware design with no hidden CPU or software components
- Implements Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Unique device identity with PUF
- Standard compliance (NIST, IETF, IEEE)
- CAVP validation from NIST
Use cases
- Secure communications
- Data integrity and authenticity
- Data at rest encryption
- HSM (Hardware Security Module)
- Key generation
- Secure boot
- Root of Trust
- Trusted computing
For more information, open the joint solution brief for nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines with QDID PUF.
nQrux® Hardware Trust Engines

