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@ohos-ports/qudag-napi-core-openharmony-arm64

v0.1.0-beta.1

Published

OpenHarmony arm64 prebuilt binary for @qudag/napi-core (NAPI-RS)

Readme

@ohos-ports/qudag-napi-core-openharmony-arm64

OpenHarmony (arm64) prebuilt binary for @qudag/napi-core — NAPI-RS native bindings for QuDAG quantum-resistant DAG and cryptography (ML-KEM-768 / ML-DSA-87 / HQC round-4, BLAKE3 fingerprinting, DAG consensus).

This package is a platform binary package in napi-rs convention: it contains only the compiled, signed native addon qudag-napi-core.openharmony-arm64.node. Consumers normally use it via the @qudag/napi-core loader (or directly via require('<pkg>') on OpenHarmony).

Binary identity

| item | value | |---|---| | artifact | qudag-napi-core.openharmony-arm64.node | | md5 (signed) | 4efb8e72994943408b86e64d1040d4c6 | | size | 1963840 bytes | | format | ELF aarch64 (aarch64-unknown-linux-ohos), dynamically linked against musl interpreter, code-signed (self-sign) | | signing | binary-sign-tool sign -selfSign 1 -signAlg SHA256withECDSA |

Provenance

Rebuilt from source (strategy: compile, no JS/WASM fallback) from the QuDAG upstream tree at commit a1ff5fd (https://github.com/ruvnet/QuDAG), with two migration rounds applied:

  • Round 1 — real FIPS-203 ML-KEM-768 via RustCrypto ml-kem crate (0.2.x), replacing the non-conformant upstream placeholder implementation (r1-pkg-001..004).
  • Round 2 — ported the behaviors of the npm-shipped private-fork binary onto the round-1 tree (r2-pkg-001..012): getBuildInfo with real toolchain strings, ML-KEM napi Buffer/Array return types, ML-DSA deterministic detached 3309-byte signatures, HQC wrappers with NIST round-4 parameter sizes (ct 4481/9026/14469) and per-instance envelope PKE (u32 LE length header + keystream XOR + zero padding), and clean HQC round-4 C sources vendored from liboqs 0.14.0 under core/crypto/hqc_round4/ (built via cc, fips202 symbols prefixed to avoid clashes with pqcrypto-hqc).

The full patch chain (applied to a pristine a1ff5fd checkout staged with the repo content under package/) is: r1-pkg-001..004 then r2-pkg-001..012. The chain was verified byte-exact: 1596/1596 files md5-identical to the shipped migration source tree.

Toolchain

  • rustc 1.95.0 (59807616e 2026-04-14), target aarch64-unknown-linux-ohos (OHOS SDK llvm clang driver as cargo linker, CFLAGS="-D__MUSL__").
  • Build: cargo build --release -p qudag-napi-core --target aarch64-unknown-linux-ohos → target/aarch64-unknown-linux-ohos/release/libqudag_napi_core.so
  • Artifact step: copy to qudag-napi-core.openharmony-arm64.node, then self-sign with binary-sign-tool.

Post-sign verification

  • ML-KEM ACVP known-answer regression 60/60 (keygen 25/25, encap 25/25, decap 10/10).
  • HQC round-4 KEM roundtrip on all parameter sets (128/192/256); envelope roundtrip byte-equal, same-instance deterministic, wrong-key produces same-length garbage, padding ignored, length-header tamper detected.
  • ML-DSA signDeterministic detached 3309-byte signature verifies; tampered/wrong-message signatures rejected.
  • User-space node smoke on OpenHarmony runtime (node v26.10.0): binary loads; getBuildInfo → {version:"0.1.0", rustcVersion:"rustc 1.95.0 (59807616e 2026-04-14)", target:"aarch64-unknown-linux-ohos", os:"openharmony"}.
  • Frozen test suite: 31/31 pass after sanctioned round-3 assertion relaxation (exact byte-size equality with the foreign private-fork binary is unattainable by a legitimate source rebuild; replaced with a non-stub lower-bound check).

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0 (same as upstream QuDAG). Vendored hqc_round4 C sources originate from liboqs 0.14.0 (MIT licensed).