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Noise is a bit different in that it's mostly for creating DH protocols with a reduced chance of shooting oneself in the foot. Saltpack seems like it's a wrappe
by mmm_grayons 6y ago
Noise is a bit different in that it's mostly for creating DH protocols with a reduced chance of shooting oneself in the foot. Saltpack seems like it's a wrapper for AEAD encryption w/nacl's secretboxes that also does serialization via messagepack? I'm not sure I see the point of a "crypto messaging format" that pastes nacl and messagepack together and calls it a standard.
- badrabbit 6y agoI think they're similar in that as you pointer out they reduce the chance of you shooting yourself in the foot. Perhaps a project using noise for data-in-motion and saltpack for data-at-rest(and before transmission) would involve less foot shooting?