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Cryptography is one of the basic phenomena of security systems. However, some of the widely used public4 key cryptography algorithms can be broken by using quantum computers. Therefore, many post-quantum cryptography 5 algorithms are proposed in recent years to handle this issue. NTRU is one of the most important of these quantum-safe 6 algorithms. Besides the importance of cryptography algorithms, the architecture where they are implemented is also 7 essential. In this study, we developed an NTRU public key cryptosystem application and designed several processors to 8 compare them in many aspects. We address two different architectures in this work. The RISC-V is chosen as it is the 9 most lately version of classical RISC architecture. As competitor to this, we preferred transport triggered architecture 10 (TTA) which offers high level customization and scalability. Details of all different implementations and the test results 11 obtained with them are shared and discussed. 12

Comparison of RISC-V and transport triggered architectures for a postquantum cryptography application