This invention discloses a
quantum-resistant method and
system based on stateless signatures and execution isomorphism, belonging to the field of
quantum-resistant
cryptography. First, the sender generates an mKEM broadcast
payload based on a modulus error
rounding algorithm and signs it using a stateless hash signature
algorithm. The
receiver performs
microsecond-level
verification of the signature at the network card driver layer; if
verification fails, the signature is silently discarded. After successful
verification, a dedicated PQC hardware engine decapsulates the signature, implicitly outputting a pseudo-random
scrap key if verification fails. The
operating system executes an I / O-aware
microarchitecture with isomorphic execution, forcing subsequent processes to maintain physical isomorphism in
system calls, memory accesses, and
peripheral bus activities, regardless of whether the key is real or
scrap. This invention eliminates the risk of private
key leakage caused by cloud-based
state management through stateless signatures and completely eliminates distinguishable side-channel fingerprints across the entire link through physical-level execution isomorphism, achieving
system-level
quantum-resistant security in high-
concurrency scenarios.