quantum-resistant-rustykey 0.12.9 → 0.12.10
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### We predominantly use C, not Rust for our web-assembly (WASM) modules: Why?
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- ***we're not cryptanalysts, not the smartypants type. We choose not to 'roll our own' cryptography as it's worrying enough we compile the C into web-assembly...what if our work strips out constant-time protections? Think of us as enthusiastic interweb equivalents of stonemasons, ironworkers, mechanics and logistics crew.
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- ***we're not cryptanalysts, not the smartypants type. We choose not to 'roll our own' cryptography as it's worrying enough we compile the C into web-assembly...what if our work strips out constant-time protections? Think of us as enthusiastic interweb equivalents of stonemasons, ironworkers, mechanics and logistics crew. If you're OK that we'll definitely break a few things along the way, you know where to find us: well below decks in grubby overalls, keeping the engines humming. Far above us, topside, lounge the elegantly-dressed OG engineers who long ago earned their Hugo spritzes. We publish frequently 'into the wild' to guarantee our code is battle-tested, bugs found quickly. It only works because we rely absolutely on vetted, peer-reviewed designs from you and the rest of the research community.***
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It seems all the cool cryptanalyst kids nowadays rely on Rust's proven memory and concurrency safety and high performance without a Garbage Collector. Hre it's old-school for the time being: shipped cryptographic WASM modules will continue to be built via Emscripten from vetted C/C++ upstream code. We do love Rust when used at the right time: Rust/TypeScript will be primarily used for package-level ergonomics and integration layers.
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