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I would really love to see Shortly plus the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library to be able to create encrypted and password-protected serverless pastebins. http
by jstalin 13y ago
I would really love to see Shortly plus the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library to be able to create encrypted and password-protected serverless pastebins.
http://crypto.stanford.edu/sjcl/ http://crypto.stanford.edu/sjcl/
- glomph 13y agoSomeone posted http://alfg.co/jot/ http://alfg.co/jot/ lower down that uses a javascript implementation of blowfish.
- fosap 13y agoJavascript crypto does not work. The server can the manipulate the JS to send back the text, so it could be server side in first place. And serverside crypto is worse than useless.
- jvictor118 13y agoWhy? This seemed like a good idea to me. I want to be able to decrypt messages sent client-side. My plan was to have a nodejs proxy that gets the data, encrypts it, and then I decrypt client side using this lib. Problem?
- fosap 13y agoIf you do not load the any executable code from the network not. It should be Javascript Crypto in the browser does not work. The problem is of course not specifiy to javascript. It should be "fat client crypto does not work".