Tony Arcieri

We already implement POLYVAL in parallel using ILP. It could use VPCLMULQDQ instead (automatically, when available, as opposed to requiring special RUSTFLAGS)

The optimization I wanted to explore in this particular issue is to find a way to enable VPCLMULQDQ optimizations without the user having to pass `-C target-cpu=skylake` as RUSTFLAGS, i.e....

Due to the nature of the PEM decoder used (the [`pem-rfc7468` crate](https://github.com/RustCrypto/formats/tree/master/pem-rfc7468)), which is designed to be able to decode documents in constant-time (so as to prevent [timing sidechannels when...

There is a fairly simple way to implement a lax mode which could be used as fallback if the line width is other than 70: it could scan the line...

It's illegal for an RFC 7468-compliant generator to generate the line width of 70, however OpenSSH doesn't claim to conform to RFC 7468. Technically this is a violation of a...

The current 32-bit backend is largely targeted at things like microcontrollers and should probably be gated on `thumb*` and other microcontroller targets specifically.

> According to the comment it may be also useful on i386 targets, no? Wasn't aware Rust even supported those! > What are your thoughts about the potential 64-bit nonwide...

Hello! I just want to say that this is the first time I’ve seen your crate. It definitely looks like we’re working on similar goals.

That sounds interesting. As it were, my original plan was to add `ssh-key` as a dependency to `yubikey` and `yubihsm`. Integrating that way probably makes the most sense for `yubihsm`,...

#169 implements some similar functionality