Vista resources / Evidence directory
OpenSSL and OpenSSH are two examples of products with documented post-quantum capabilities. Use the directory to compare the function and version each supplier documents, then check whether your installation enables and uses that capability.
The working edition / Excel workbook
A sourced product baseline with space for installed versions, owners, review dates and your own evaluation notes.
12 sourced entries · Evaluation columns · Source links · Dashboard · Official checks
Download Excel workbook ↓Start on the “Start here” tab. Blue input cells are editable; gray columns calculate automatically. Filterable tables, frozen headings, dropdowns and date-based review flags help you work through the records. Examples are kept separate from your working data.
On “Official checks,” enter a CMVP certificate number to generate a link to the official NIST record, or use an HTTPS evidence URL. Open the source, review the actual scope and status, then record the result and review date. Status is not fetched automatically. No macros or automatic network requests are included.
Open in Excel or LibreOffice for formula recalculation. The prepared ranges contain up to 100 rows; extend formulas, validation and dashboard ranges for larger inventories. CSV alternatives below are plain data files without formatting or formulas.
These twelve entries summarize vendor or project documentation reviewed on October 31, 2026. They are not independent product tests, endorsements, or a complete market survey. Versions identify documented introductions or release scope; verify the currently supported release and configuration before deployment.
Every entry below is documented available. A product’s presence here does not imply FIPS validation, government approval, or coverage of every cryptographic function. Use the questionnaire when documentation leaves an important gap.
12 entries
Library · Documented available
3.5
ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA primitives; hybrid TLS.
Remote access · Documented available
9.9 introduction; 10.0 preferred default
mlkem768x25519-sha256 key agreement.
Browser · Documented available
Desktop 131
ML-KEM768 + X25519 hybrid TLS.
Browser · Documented available
Desktop 132
Hybrid ML-KEM TLS 1.3 key agreement.
Library · Documented available
1.24
X25519MLKEM768 hybrid TLS.
Operating system · Documented available
OS 26 family
Hybrid PQ TLS through URLSession and Network frameworks.
Messaging · Documented available
iOS/iPadOS 17.4; macOS 14.4; watchOS 10.4
PQ3 messaging protection and rekeying.
CDN · Documented available
Hosted service
Visitor-to-edge hybrid TLS 1.3 key agreement.
Cloud service · Documented available
ML-KEM rollout announced April 7, 2025
Hybrid ML-KEM TLS to KMS API endpoints.
Cloud service · Documented available
ML-KEM rollout announced April 7, 2025
Hybrid ML-KEM TLS to ACM API endpoints.
Cloud service · Documented available
ML-KEM rollout announced April 7, 2025
Hybrid ML-KEM TLS to Secrets Manager.
Runtime · Documented available
JDK 24
ML-KEM and ML-DSA cryptographic primitives.
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Continue in Vista
Use the directory to identify a capability worth investigating. In Vista, locate the relevant deployed assets and available software or cryptographic observations. Confirm the installed version and configuration through supported evidence sources, then track gaps in Remediation → Queue.
A vendor’s documented support is a starting point. Vista helps connect deployment evidence and follow-up work; this directory does not automatically synchronize into your inventory.