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Libsodium.js cryptography lib instead of liboxyd ? #21

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opened 2022年08月11日 20:37:25 +02:00 by Sachiel · 1 comment

In my research about native cryptography lib for quarkey i found the libsodium.js wrapper.
I think it would be reasonable to replace liboxyd for this one because it is complete and well maintained.

https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium.js

In my research about native cryptography lib for quarkey i found the libsodium.js wrapper. I think it would be reasonable to replace liboxyd for this one because it is complete and well maintained. https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium.js

Since we have a very specific encryption protocol for our use, we can make a wrapper for libsodium to then juste have a few fuctions useful to us and avoid rewriting everything for every single time we need to access encryption functions.

Also I still wonder how we can safely encrypt/decrypt private key while avoiding anyone/anything to get it in cookies/localstorage for exemple ?

Since we have a very specific encryption protocol for our use, we can make a wrapper for libsodium to then juste have a few fuctions useful to us and avoid rewriting everything for every single time we need to access encryption functions. Also I still wonder how we can safely encrypt/decrypt private key while avoiding anyone/anything to get it in cookies/localstorage for exemple ?
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