About
Q-Migrate is Abraham Sharkey’s research project.
An undergraduate project in cryptographic discovery and post-quantum migration planning.
I’m interested in cloud computing and distributed systems. I want to build a strong foundation in how these systems work, then specialise in cloud security to help protect the people and data that depend on them.
The project
Supporting safer system changes.
Q-Migrate gives me a practical way to explore cryptographic dependencies, ownership and migration decisions. It links findings to their file and line, separates future quantum exposure from current weaknesses, and produces a report for review. ZIP files and snippets are analysed locally in your browser.
Disclaimer
Human review is required.
Q-Migrate is an academic prototype for initial discovery. Its scores are experimental and can hide important findings or missing coverage. It does not assess a live cloud environment, certify security or replace professional review. Runtime behaviour, dependencies, remote services and business context require separate checks.