Diamante’s Quantum-Resistant Dilithium and Kyber
Summary
In the DIAM server, this announcement explains how Diamante uses Dilithium (ML-DSA) to protect transaction signatures and Kyber (ML-KEM) to secure key exchanges. Both are NIST-standardized algorithms running at Diamante’s core, making quantum resistance a concrete security feature.
Two names to know: Dilithium and Kyber.
Dilithium (ML-DSA) signs transactions in a way quantum computers can’t forge. Kyber (ML-KEM) exchanges keys in a way they can’t intercept.
Both are NIST-standardized. Both run at Diamante’s core. That’s what “quantum-resistant” actually means, not a marketing word, two specific algorithms doing specific jobs.
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