dear group-members,
due to the necessity keeping user data save, iam working secondarily on
the mechanic to implement such behaviour (gnupg) to a service, iam
currently working on.
http://ioioioio.eu/xml/concept.-.progress-files.html
iam still using sha3.keccak to build hashes in the frontend with
compiled javascript ( with google window toolkit ), but as ive read, the
keccak-algorithm is still not save to be enough. i was wondering, why
they didnt implemented larger hashes then 224/256 bit within that logic,
i was expecting something like 2k or 4k at least, beside performance
aspects, but my brain is obviously to small to enhance the keccak
saveley to a larger keylength.
anyhow. hashing the password is a one-way solution, but i want to
encrypt/decrypt the whole communication between the browser-frontend and
the server-remote-procedure call with something like gnupg, but to be
honest, my knowledge in math and stuff like that is to poor to do it on
my own. i wont build shity services, just claiming buzzwords, so my
question is:
/is someone able to paint the general mechanic of the procedure down or
is there a documentation regarding that topic?/
to make it clear, iam using java as domain language, as i had excellent
results, using these technology. one will smile about it at and bring
some prejudice into that talking, but dont be afraid, iam working with a
stop-watch during the development. as reward, i would build a small
search engine to index the papers on the site with nosql techniques.
another topic would be, to serve a open-source-framework with these
results on github or somewhere else.
i know, its a huge workload to bring such idea to life, but as i droped
a lot of time into that project, these forecase would make it for me, to
ensure the service to any other ( customer ).
thanks in advance and TGIF
tet
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