jvink
Joined 11 years ago
Joined 11 years ago
I know of some people however who hacked up their own using the sanctum library (https://github.com/jorisvink/libkyrka)
Sanctum already has very capable traffic analysis protections in place in the form of shroud, but being able to build mixnets will make it even more valuable.
But it’s been vacation time so it’s been slow progress as time away from the internet is equally valuable.
Getting ready to release a 1.0.0 of sanctum [1], after almost a year of internal testing, dogfooding and talking about it at security conferences.
We've also setup conclave [2] as an official release site for the projects tied to sanctum such as tier6, or the library implementation of the protocol etc.
I am always looking for more people to test and play with it or even review the code. We've got a nice little user community going.
Usually this comments drowns in the crowd of the massive amount of awesome stuff people are building, but if you find sanctum useful, hit me up. Good things are happening.
Stay happy
Soon approaching a 1.0 release for sanctum once I get my brain out of vacation mode and into hacking mode again. A lot has happened this year and I am excited.
I will be talking about how sanctum and its cathedrals work at sec-t 2025 [2] so in full swing working on the demos and presentation.
There's reliquary [2] which I host and run for me and my hacker friends based on sanctum.
It is shaping up nicely towards an actual 1.0 release in the near future, with a little less keccak based AEADs this time around. It was a fun experiment but in the end I have yet to do any cryptanalysis on it or provide security proofs for it - neither which I have time for at this point - so the swap to AES was expected on my end.
For fun I also added a fully e2e p2p voice chat client on top of this as the sanctum protocol is now available as a library (https://github.com/jorisvink/libkyrka) - this voice chat works with one or multiple peers and can is available at https://github.com/jorisvink/confessions.
Either way, I guess you can say I'm having a little bit too much fun with this.