Adam Wick
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In general, it's a straight translation of the Google code, which in turn is "mostly taken from the ref10 version of Ed25519 in SUPERCOP 10241124.", except that it's been hand translated to rust with some test case generators. Future versions should clean this up to be more normally rust-y.
Simple Crypto
A simple little Rust crypto library, to inspire competition.
This crate is being designed as a hobby project, because I enjoy the challenge of writing good crypto, and it seems like a good way to get pretty deep into Rust. Modules in the crate should include proper test cases, including both positive and negative test cases against all critical code; this will suffice as evidence of correctness until I can throw SAW and Cryptol at it to prove functional equivalence to specification.
I will admit that I don't get terribly excited about timing attacks, and so while I will try not to leave obvious timing holes, I may miss some. If you see one, please create an issue or -- even better -- a pull request to fix it.
Documentation wanted! Particularly for beginners! If a library doesn't make sense to you, or it's not clear where you should use it or what parameters make sense, file an issue! I want to make sure that this library is usable by people implementing crazy protocols -- I'm looking at you, Tor -- but I also want to make sure there's an obvious path for beginners.
Patches always welcome! Constructive suggestions also very welcome. This crate is a hobby project, but that doesn't mean it can't be useful.