Can anyone security minded comment on how this tool compares to the Scuttlebutt Secure Handshake[1]?
Notably I've been looking at various modern "safe and easy" crypto tools and found Scuttlebutts handshake interesting. Yet, the entire protocol was a bit difficult to use, and left me with the impression that I'd have to write a lot myself in my preferred language (Rust) to get a batteries included experience. And, for good reason, I'm always hesitant to write anything about crypto hah.
... though, now that I'm looking for a Rust salt pack lib, it doesn't seem to exist in Rust either. Humm.
Notably I've been looking at various modern "safe and easy" crypto tools and found Scuttlebutts handshake interesting. Yet, the entire protocol was a bit difficult to use, and left me with the impression that I'd have to write a lot myself in my preferred language (Rust) to get a batteries included experience. And, for good reason, I'm always hesitant to write anything about crypto hah.
... though, now that I'm looking for a Rust salt pack lib, it doesn't seem to exist in Rust either. Humm.
[1]: https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/#handshake