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that's a crying shame - the world needs a secure-by-default and easy-to-use crypto library. Someday...
by alexjeffrey 14y ago
that's a crying shame - the world needs a secure-by-default and easy-to-use crypto library. Someday...
- tptacek 14y agoYou might be interested in receiving my newsletter; it's called "the world needs a secure-by-default and easy-to-use crypto library". :)
- tomjen3 14y agoYou might want to subtitle it but x is not it. I just looked at NaCL. It only works if both sides use it, but data at rest isn't the big problem. Servers are. And this doesn't work if you want to make a replacement for ssh.
- dsl 14y agoAre you just repeating words you found elsewhere in the thread? You'll be hard pressed to find a crypto system that doesn't require implementations at both ends. NaCL is the library used to implement DNSCrypt, which is pretty much ssh for your DNS queries.
- bascule 14y agoThat's the goal of Sodium. It builds on Windows.
- huhtenberg 14y agoAny details? I don't see anything in a Github repo to support this, not with the Microsoft tools. Perhaps it builds under Cygwin and similar, but that's hardly qualifies as "builds on Windows" for practical purposes.
- jedisct1 14y agoBuild scripts for iOS, Android and Windows (using MingW under MSYS): https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/tree/master/dist-build https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/tree/master/dist-build The end result on Windows is a native DLL library.
- huhtenberg 14y agoThanks, I see. Any plans to add static lib generation for Microsoft tools (an nmake script) or is there some gcc-isms in the code? DLLs aren't exactly the most desirable arrangement in a heck of a lot of cases.