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IIRC scrypt uses SHA256 and AES, not this blowfish implementation. So it's fine.
by dekz 15y ago
IIRC scrypt uses SHA256 and AES, not this blowfish implementation. So it's fine.
- dchest 15y agoSHA-256 (in PBKDF2) and Salsa20/8 core. Colin uses uint8_t* everywhere -- I think it's a standard practice in crypto code to use types that specify their size and signness right in the name and avoid using char/unsigned char directly. Plus, scrypt doesn't do any encoding -- it's user's responsibility to serialize raw bytes into the suitable format.