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FIPS Android

By FIPS April 27, 2026 · Edited April 27, 2026
A proof-of-concept FIPS node on Android — UDP and TCP transports, TUN adapter, .fips name resolution, Kotlin via UniFFI.
FIPS Android

Brings the FIPS node onto Android. Uses UniFFI to expose the Rust core to Kotlin, hooks a TUN adapter, and resolves .fips names locally so apps can address peers by name without changes.

[k0sti/fips-android](https://github.com/k0sti/fips-android)

#awesome #fips #implementations #android #w=20
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victor May 3 2026

The link as it was not clickable or copiable in Amethyst https://github.com/k0sti/fips-android

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