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by jedisct1 4y ago
DNSCrypt, especially with anonymization?
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by jedisct1 4y ago
DNSCrypt mainly uses UDP, doesn't allow amplification, allows client IP anonymization.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Or anonymized DNSCrypt, which is far more deployed and reliable.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Not Zig bindings yet :(
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I just use dnscrypt-proxy. A GUI is not really useful IMHO. And at scale, dnscrypt-proxy's logs can go to ES/Kibana if really needed.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Or replace your compiler with zig cc, that already includes a cache.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
It can be compiled to WASI but there are no instructions on how to use zig cc to do it?
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by jedisct1 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9opNMFY497o Windows 11 runs beautifully on UTM.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
It was originally written for a project running on Arduino Uno, where every byte of code and memory counts. Stack usage, in particular, had to be very controlled. C and assembly were the only options. Zig didn't exist back then.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
There are no practical attacks on Gimli when used as intended. That being said, Gimli in libhydrogen may eventually be replaced by Xoodoo.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Yes, libhydrogen is a pun, as it is lighter than libsodium. The first version was a rewrite of libsodium, that was small and contained in a single C file. Also introduced xchacha20 for the first time. Then, the Gimli paper was published, an
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Looks like this is heavily based on libhydrogen, but without nonce-misuse resistance (not a good idea in this context IMHO)? Nothing wrong with that, and I'm glad that libhydrogen was useful for Tesla, but mentioning it would have been
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by jedisct1 4y ago
As clearly stated on the front page, you can install it on your own server if you want to. This is open source, and they even provide a ready-to-run Docker image.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
GitHub mirror, since there doesn't seem to be a proper tarball: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsecded This also adds a cross-platform build script.
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CoWasm: Collaborative WebAssembly for servers and browsers, written in Zig(cowasm.org)
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Super useful tool! Plus, it's multi platform. I'm using it to synchronize directories between hosts running macOS, OpenBSD and Linux. Everything works fine. I haven't tried the Docker Desktop extension since I switched to Col
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Too bad all the DNS traffic just goes to Cloudflare instead of using their own resolvers.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
How does Groonga compare to it?
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Don't forget Zig, with Bun.
500.
by jedisct1 4y ago
New libsodium benchmarks are going to be published soon. Prepare your engines!
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by jedisct1 4y ago
wasm3 is super small and easy to embed.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Probably a good time to run a new iteration of the Libsodium WebAssembly benchmarks.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
It doesn't support Rust at all. There's just a GitHub repository with a toy example in Rust, that uses nothing but direct unsafe calls to five C functions. But Python, yeah, definitely. That's the beauty of this calculator.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
DNSCloak, and add your own rules.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Zig C++ directly compiles to WASM.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Cool, but what most people want is run x86_64 Windows on Apple Silicon.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
It's already used for many applications, including smart contracts, function-as-a-service services, and for running applications such as Photoshop in Chrome. It's also significantly faster than Javascript for some workloads, while
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by jedisct1 4y ago
For modules to be run in a web browser, yes. Not outside the browser, with WASI instead of a Javascript context.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
AES is useful beyond AES-GCM. Constructions such as AES-CMAC, but also recent ones such as AEGIS only require the AES round function.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Zig is probably the most common tool to compile C/C++ to WebAssembly outside the browser, but the Zig language itself has first-class support for WebAssembly/WASI. The resulting modules are small and very optimized.

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