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darlinghq / darling-corecrypto

CoreCrypto reimplementation under GPL-3
http://www.darlinghq.org
GNU General Public License v3.0
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How can I help? #7

Open DiegoMagdaleno opened 3 years ago

DiegoMagdaleno commented 3 years ago

I would love to contribute, but I dont see a TODO file with what needs to be currently implemented in the CoreCrypto Library

ahyattdev commented 3 years ago

Hi diego! I am not sure of any urgent CoreCrypto functions we need at the moment.

@facekapow is more familiar with it than me, he may know better!

facekapow commented 3 years ago

Well, we're not desperately in need of any functions right now, but implementing more of them is always nice!

I'd say some good low-hanging fruits are the various symmetric encryption modes that need to be implemented, such as CFB, CTR, XTS, and a few more. Those should be pretty simple to implement.

The RNG system is also lacking its own PRNG implementation; we're always using libc's getentropy (which is effectively the same as reading /dev/urandom). The PRNG would be in src/ccrng_pbkdf2.c; the function that's stubbed in there right now is the initializer; you'd have to implement that and also add an implementation for the RNG generate callback.

Other than those, there are quite a few more things to implement (e.g. Blowfish, RC2/4, key wrapping, various KDFs), but these are either less important or more difficult (or both).

Lazerbeak12345 commented 6 months ago

Concerning these more complicated algorithms, could we link to something like OpenSSL or libgcrypt and translate the API calls? (Bouncy Castle seems like a pretty good option as well, as does NSS)