IIP-009: dcrypt v1.0.0 PQC Substrate
IIP-009 is recorded on the dcrypt roadmap with status Shipped implementation in Built substrate: dcrypt v1.0.0 PQC Substrate. Production-ready ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and ML-DSA (FIPS 204) implementations in pure memory-safe Rust.
IIP-009 Roadmap Record
IIP-009: dcrypt v1.0.0 PQC Substrate is an IOI roadmap record for the dcrypt surface. Its status is Shipped implementation in Built substrate and it belongs to the Cryptography track. Released implementation with verifiable code or release evidence. The canonical scope is: Production-ready ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and ML-DSA (FIPS 204) implementations in pure memory-safe Rust.
Surface Context
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Evidence And Verification
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Canonical Relationship
This page is the canonical roadmap record for IIP-009, while the parent roadmap surface and linked research pages remain the canonical sources for broader product and protocol context. Internal links point here when the milestone status, horizon, dependencies, or evidence trail for dcrypt v1.0.0 PQC Substrate matters.
Roadmap Role
IIP-009 exists to clarify roadmap status, bounded scope, horizon placement, and evidence relationships. Technical concepts flow through this page to canonical research pages, while product or runtime context flows to the relevant surface page. This preserves a complete status and evidence trail without making roadmap records compete with deeper IOI papers.