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Cryptography Audit

Verify that the mathematical foundations of your protocol hold.

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What it is

A specialist review of the cryptographic primitives, key management schemes, signature mechanisms, and encryption implementations underlying your protocol — including assessment of post-quantum exposure.

Cryptographic vulnerabilities are among the most severe in blockchain security: a flawed signature scheme can allow forgery of any transaction, a weak key derivation function can expose all user funds, and a misimplemented zero-knowledge proof can invalidate every privacy guarantee in your system. Deep Guard's cryptography audit goes beyond standard smart contract review to examine the mathematical and implementation-level security of the cryptographic foundations your protocol depends on.

How we deliver it

Our process, step by step.

Every engagement follows a structured methodology. No steps are skipped. No shortcuts are taken.

01

Primitive Inventory

We catalogue every cryptographic primitive in use across your stack: signature schemes, hash functions, key derivation functions, commitment schemes, zero-knowledge proof systems, and any custom cryptographic constructions.

02

Implementation Review

Each primitive is reviewed at the implementation level for correct usage, known weaknesses in the specific library version deployed, side-channel exposure, and deviation from the specification.

03

Key Management Analysis

Review of how keys are generated, stored, rotated, and destroyed across your system — covering both on-chain key management mechanisms and the operational security practices of your team.

04

Protocol-Specific Cryptography

For protocols using custom cryptographic constructions — novel ZK circuits, threshold signature schemes, commit-reveal mechanisms — Deep Guard performs a targeted security analysis of the construction's assumptions and edge cases.

05

Post-Quantum Assessment

Evaluation of your protocol's exposure to quantum-era attacks: which cryptographic assumptions are vulnerable to Shor's or Grover's algorithms, the timeline of practical risk, and a migration roadmap toward post-quantum primitives.

What you get

Cryptographic vulnerability report

Documented findings covering implementation errors, misused primitives, weak parameters, and key management failures.

Post-quantum readiness assessment

A clear view of your protocol's exposure to quantum-era attacks and a prioritised migration roadmap.

Key management recommendations

Concrete improvements to key generation, custody, rotation, and destruction practices — on-chain and operational.

Cryptographic architecture guidance

Recommendations for primitive selection, library choices, and construction patterns that improve long-term cryptographic security.

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