A software-defined Post-Quantum Cryptographic gateway that wraps any legacy system in quantum-safe encryption — without touching hardware or application code.
Adversarial state actors are intercepting and archiving India's encrypted communications today — storing them for decryption once quantum computers become powerful enough. This HNDL strategy is passive, undetectable, and already underway.
Tactical radio, banking switch, or satellite terminal sends data exactly as it does today. Zero configuration changes on the protected device.
The sidecar intercepts the connection, runs hybrid PQ-TLS handshake, and wraps all data in an AES-256-GCM encrypted tunnel to the receiving Vajra instance.
Receiving Vajra decrypts and delivers plaintext to the backend on localhost. Backend has zero awareness of the encryption layer.
Vajra combines two independent algorithms. Breaking one gives an attacker zero information about the session key — they must simultaneously break both.
ARM/RISC-V static binary for SDRs, satellite terminals, and field communications.
OCI containers for banking switches, payment gateways, and data centres.
MeitY-compliant G2G gateway for ministry and inter-agency communication.