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[](https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/io.github.arpan0995/pqc-readiness-agility)
A research framework for answering a question current post-quantum-cryptography
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guidance leaves open: **not *what* to migrate to, but *how much* a migration
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will cost for a specific Java codebase, and where the expensive parts hide.**
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Point the auditor at a Java source tree and it returns the code that has to
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change when RSA, ECDSA and (EC)DH are retired, ranked by how expensive each site
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is to migrate, together with an ordered migration plan and an engineer-time
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estimate for the work. It needs no build and no classpath: the scan is
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syntactic, runs on the source alone, and takes a few seconds for a mid-sized
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project.
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*The first screen of `readiness-report.md` for Eclipse Californium 3.14.0, one of
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the four [case studies](case-studies/). The full report continues with the
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module ranking and the ranked hotspots, each with a file:line and the reason it
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is expensive.*
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The tool is the instrument of a research project on a question current
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post-quantum-cryptography guidance leaves open: how much a migration will cost
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for a specific Java codebase, and where the expensive parts hide. Every score
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and time figure it produces today is a Phase 1 estimate from a pre-registered
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model, not a validated prediction; [Research question](#research-question) and
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[Status](#status) below say what has and has not been validated.
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## Install / Run
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