aurorabbit

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   by aurorabbit 7y ago

   Thanks! I didn't, but maybe I should have. I thought the API of scrypt.js would work well and don't think I came across anything better. I also figure scrypt is plainly better than PBKDF2; being designed from ground up for key len
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   by aurorabbit 7y ago

   :bangbang::penguin::bomb::rabbit2::pig2::black_joker::pray::flashlight::baby_bottle::herb::cookie::arrow_right::loudspeaker::ribbon::ice_cream::fries::link::thought_balloon::1234::rose::point_left::sunglasses::open_hands::game_die::nos
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   by aurorabbit 7y ago

   On the topic of toy web crypto projects, here's mine: https://emojicrypt.com/ It offers scrypt + aes-gcm, encoded into 256 emoji; all the crypto is in https://github.com/aurorabbit/libemojicrypt&#x
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   by aurorabbit 8y ago

   I began work on a project for exactly this 2 months ago. https://aurorabbit.github.io/emojicrypt.com/ It encrypts messages with a passphrase using scrypt, AES-GCM, and sha256 for an HMAC. Each v1 protocol message inclu
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   by aurorabbit 8y ago

   I've used WebDAV successfully for a client's network storage system. I use Apache2 + SQLite for the authentication, here is an example configuration: https://gist.github.com/aurorabbit/36c509ddeeba2b97c3019534
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   by aurorabbit 8y ago

   emojicrypt.com – encrypt messages into emoji using scrypt and aes-gcm! https://aurorabbit.github.io/emojicrypt.com/ Unfortunately hackernews doesn't seem to support emoji properly, so I've put my message here
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   by aurorabbit 8y ago

   Here is my rendition :) https://gist.github.com/aurorabbit/7fa0e4d76c97a85f7b0a7318f...
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   by aurorabbit 8y ago

   Woah, that would mean e-Residency in Estonia would be enough for GDPR protections, right? https://e-resident.gov.ee Note that becoming one involves going to your embassy in person.