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# tls-pq-bench
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Reproducible benchmarking harness for comparing TLS 1.3 key exchange
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configurations:
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- Classical: X25519
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- Hybrid PQ: X25519MLKEM768 (via `rustls` + `aws_lc_rs`)
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Primary metrics:
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- Handshake latency
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- TTLB (Time-to-Last-Byte)
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Secondary metrics:
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- CPU cycles (`perf`)
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- Memory behavior (optional: Valgrind/Massif)
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- Binary size (optional)
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This repo is intended as the implementation for the empirical part of the
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bachelor thesis (following the course thesis methodology).
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## Non-goals
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- Not a general-purpose TLS load tester
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- Not a cryptographic audit tool
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- Not a middlebox compatibility test suite (can be added later)
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## Quick start (local dev)
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1. Install Rust stable and Linux tooling:
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- `perf`, `tcpdump` (optional), `jq`, `python3`
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2. Build:
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- `cargo build --release`
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## Reproducibility notes
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All experiments should record:
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- commit hash
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- rustc version
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- CPU model and governor
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- kernel version
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- rustls and aws-lc-rs versions
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- exact CLI parameters and network profile
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