Crypto Engine · HSM Integration

Implemented the cryptographic engine module for a blockchain infrastructure platform. Handles key generation, signing, and verification operations using hardware security modules (HSM). Supports multiple signature schemes with constant-time operations.

Cryptography • HSM • Signing • Blockchain
Crypto Engine · HSM Integration
Rust CryptographyHSMSigningBlockchain

Case study

Crypto Engine · HSM Integration

Implemented the cryptographic engine module for a blockchain infrastructure platform. Handles key generation, signing, and verification operations using hardware security modules (HSM). Supports multiple signature schemes with constant-time operations.

Implemented the cryptographic engine module for a blockchain infrastructure platform as part of a 3-person team. Handles key generation, signing, and verification operations using hardware security modules (HSM). Supports multiple signature schemes with constant-time operations.

Key results

100K+
Operations/sec

Signing throughput

3
Team size

Rust developers

5+
Signature schemes

ED25519, ECDSA, BLS, etc.

Stack

RustCryptographyHSMED25519ECDSASecurity

Timeline

  • Week 1–2

    Cryptographic requirements and HSM integration design

  • Week 3–8

    Key management, signing engine, HSM integration

  • Week 9–10

    Security audit, constant-time verification, and production deployment

Project Details

Technical implementation and architecture overview

HSM integration

Integrated with hardware security modules for secure key storage and operations, ensuring keys never leave the HSM.

Constant-time operations

Implemented constant-time cryptographic operations to prevent timing attacks, critical for blockchain security.

FAQs

What do you build? +

Web3, AI, Systems, Web. End-to-end. One person. From idea to deployed.

Do you do consultancy? +

Yes. Architecture, stack selection, code reviews. Hourly or contract. Get unstuck fast.

How fast can you deliver? +

Fast. I focus on going live. Less bureaucracy, more shipping. Let's discuss timeline.

One person for everything? +

Yes. Frontend, backend, infrastructure, deployment. Complete systems. End-to-end.