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regarding [ITP] libmonocypher4 -- easy to use, portable, and auditable crypto
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Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
URL: https://monocypher.org/
License: BSD-2-Clause or CC0
There's a RFP for this package from 2019 (#946635) already.
Monocypher is a small crypto library that provides a good selection of
primitives in ~2kloc. The closest comparison would probably be
libsodium23, but that aims for a more higher-level API - and it's also
much larger, which isn't ideal for audit purposes.
This library is actually already in use by some Debian packages that
have vendored it: openttd, and a bunch of the tillitis-* stuff.
Personally, I'm interested in this package because I want to develop
software against it (it seems like the most sensible choice for my
needs), and I prefer installing dependencies via apt.
I've thus started working on a package. I'm not a Debian developer but
I was told to submit an ITP anyways :)
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#946635 should be reused then as ITP.
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