Title: Start your ENGINEs: dynamically loadable contemporary crypto
Authors: Nicola Tuveri and Billy Bob Brumley
Venue: IEEE Secure Development Conference, SecDev 2019, McLean, VA, USA, September 25-27, 2019
"Start your ENGINEs: dynamically loadable contemporary crypto" to appear @ieeesecdev IEEE Secure Development Conference in September — congrats @nictuv! Updated #eprint https://t.co/QyIjPRPmIX #libsuola #FOSS https://t.co/ud3lpRQ500 bridging #libsodium HACL* SUPERCOP to #OpenSSL pic.twitter.com/A27oktxcku
— NISEC (@NISEC_TAU) June 13, 2019
libsuola: Bridge btw OpenSSL and external crypto libraries [transparent shallow loadable module leveraging OpenSSL ENGINE API to provide alternative sw impl for X25519 & Ed25519; libsodium https://t.co/70Gb5JKHeV, HACL* https://t.co/EOza7MySJP ] https://t.co/6UZ5HyfNMa https://t.co/yzXKPiRC8e
— Daniel Bilar (@daniel_bilar) April 19, 2018
Good: https://t.co/TIuvklfCdo adds OpenSSL as another deployment option for crypto software providing the NaCl/SUPERCOP/TweetNaCl/libsodium/HACL*/libpqcrypto API. Bad: Same paper describes OpenSSL as the only way to be "deployed", "mainstream", "real-world", "practice-driven".
— Daniel J. Bernstein (@hashbreaker) April 22, 2018