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    Swift Crypto

    Swift Crypto

    Open-source implementation of a substantial portion of the API

    Swift Crypto is a cross-platform, open-source implementation that mirrors a substantial portion of CryptoKit so server and Linux/Windows ARM64 apps can share one modern crypto API. It exposes high-level, misuse-resistant primitives with Swift ergonomics while delegating to well-vetted backends under the hood. The repository maintains active releases and issue tracking for enhancements like PEM handling and ecosystem compatibility.
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    Rex-SCA is a project which focus on the research in the field of Side Channel Attack, one hot issue of Crypto Analysis and Power Analysis attacks target the implementation of cryptographic devices. Rex is the project holder.
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    xhelix: python C extension implementing Helix encryption and authentication. Based on the article named "Helix: Fast Encryption and Authentication" by Niels Ferguson and Bruce Schneier, published in the Nov 2003 issue of Dr Dobbs Journal.
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