Add QuantumScan to Testing section#135
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Hi! Just a gentle reminder on this submission. Happy to make any adjustments if needed. Thanks for maintaining this list! |
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Quick update: QuantumScan just merged its first community contribution — a developer independently added .NET / C# detection patterns (System.Security.Cryptography + BouncyCastle.NET). The project is MIT-licensed, community-driven, and the scanner-core is fully open source at github.com/quantumscan-io/scanner-core. Happy to address any feedback. |
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Hi! Friendly ping on this PR. Since the original submission, scanner-core has shipped several updates:
If there's any change needed to match the list's guidelines, happy to update. Thanks for maintaining this resource! |
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Update on this submission. scanner-core v1.2.0 adds native DevSecOps pipeline integration:
GitHub Actions one-liner: - run: npx quantumscan . --sarif --no-fail > results.sarif
- uses: github/codeql-action/upload-sarif@v3
with: { sarif_file: results.sarif }Release: https://github.com/quantumscan-io/scanner-core/releases/tag/v1.2.0 |
Adding QuantumScan to the
## Testingsection, listed alphabetically between PureSec and RetireJS.QuantumScan is a free post-quantum cryptography scanner for GitHub repositories. It complements other security scanners listed here (Snyk, Checkov, ShiftLeft Scan) by focusing specifically on the cryptographic-asset inventory that DORA (EU 2022/2554) now requires from financial entities and NIS2 mandates for essential/important entities across 18 sectors.
Key features:
The hosted version is free during the design partner phase. Fits the DevSecOps testing workflow as a static analysis step that maps directly to current regulatory frameworks (DORA active since Jan 2025).
Following the alphabetical convention of the section.