Nelson Bolyard wrote:
Frank Hecker wrote:From Slashdot I found this New York Times storyhttp://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/21/technology/21storage.html on Cleversafe, an open source project to develop a dispersed data storage system to store data in encrypted form using an "m of n" recovery technique: http://www.cleversafe.org/ Besides the general idea, I found it interesting that they're using NSS as part of their product. (In fact, someone from Cleversafe was on this forum a while ago asking questions about static linking of NSS.) Also note that they're using NSS code under the GPL licensing option.Frank, Where did you find any mention of NSS in all that stuff? I looked briefly but didn't find any.
http://svn.cleversafe.org/dscore/trunk/common/src/libds-util/util/encryption/Unfortunately their higher level API consists of key blobs, so they can't easily convert to something like using keys on smart cards (or even in the NSS database).
bob
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