Is it fair to say that Rust could use a bit of everything then? I keep seeing a bunch of different protocols being named and that seems to be leading me to the prior conclusion. My thoughts coming into the work were protocols such as RSA and ECC, but I am more than willing to work on other protocols like AES and SHA.
One more question, does Rust have a number theory package? I just want to know that should I implement some of the number theory based protocols, whether or not I also should develop a number theory library. Thanks everyone! Bradley Messer ________________________________ From: Brad Messer - messerb Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2014 1:14 PM To: Sean McArthur Subject: RE: [rust-dev] Cryptography Library Is it fair to say that Rust could use a bit of everything then? I keep seeing a bunch of different protocols being named and that seems to be leading me to the prior conclusion. My thoughts coming into the work were protocols such as RSA and ECC, but I am more than willing to work on other protocols like AES and SHA. One more question, does Rust have a number theory package? I just want to know that should I implement some of the number theory based protocols, whether or not I also should develop a number theory library. Thanks everyone! Bradley Messer ________________________________ From: Rust-dev [[email protected]] on behalf of Sean McArthur [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 05, 2014 2:37 PM To: Richo Healey; rust-dev Subject: Re: [rust-dev] Cryptography Library There's rust-crypto[1], which has quite a few implementations already. The issue isn't so much that Rust needs crypto code, is that it needs auditing of the code that exists. [1] https://github.com/DaGenix/rust-crypto
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