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Can we build a secure code delivery system for the web, too? If we had a one built into our browsers, security would be a whole lot better. There would be no mo
by buu700 11y ago
Can we build a secure code delivery system for the web, too? If we had a one built into our browsers, security would be a whole lot better. There would be no more compromised websites serving malware, and we could finally bring usable crypto, like LastPass, Cryptocat, miniLock, and GlobaLeaks to the masses.
Cyph (cyph.com) has exactly this; see cyph.team/websigndoc for more detail.
Cryptographic signatures are implemented, reproducible builds are on the way in the near future, and a very basic non-decentralised userbase consistency verification could be included in our planned reproducible build script by comparing the package in one's local browser to the one on github.com/cyph/cyph.github.io (which could eventually be migrated to a blockchain or something).
- CiPHPerCoder 11y agoI've heard of Cyph, in passing, before. I haven't had a chance to look at the code yet. I presume https://github.com/cyph/cyph https://github.com/cyph/cyph is the repo for the actual app?
- buu700 11y agoYep, that's it.