C For C's Sake
C For C's Sake
@Rudd-O to clarify, which datasets do you propose prefixing with `/USERDATA/` ? The encrypted ones, when adding to an existing pool? EDIT: Did you link to the right document? This...
@Rudd-O I'm assuming that people are using full-disk encryption, so additional encryption keys to enter for e.g. your VM templates or your jazz music collection might be overkill UX-wise.
@DemiMarie Thank you for your review. I've since split the code out into its own package as advised by @marmarek, so this particular PR is abandoned. I've used this module...
> > @DemiMarie Thank you for your review. I've since split the code out into its own package as advised by @marmarek, so this particular PR is abandoned. I've used...
@tlaurion (EDIT) > @cfcs : was the effort abandoned? Have you seen #7009 bounty offer for exactly this work/from @Rudd-O ? > Ah, no, I had not seen that. In...
@DemiMarie > > Judging by the helpful issue posts on that repo, @DemiMarie has also taken it for a spin, but I don't know of any other users / testers....
I also think there's value in skipping the computational + bandwidth overhead for an essentially useless HMAC with a global key shared amongst all users. This used to be useful...
https://github.com/SecurityInnovation/PGPy/tree/master/tests
The key generation code in https://github.com/mirleft/ocaml-nocrypto/blob/master/src/rsa.ml#L93-L100 (https://github.com/mirleft/ocaml-nocrypto/commit/1dfcf4d0d7a9bd496803b065a0a8eb379ad59ff3) at the time of writing looks like this: ```ocaml let rprime a b = Z.(gcd a b = one) let rec generate ?g...
Additionally this `priv_of_primes ~e ~p:(max p q) ~q:(min p q)` seems to be a typo (I think it should be `~p:(min p q) ~q:(max p q)`), I couldn't find the...