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I have a WordPress database that I am accessing from a Django site. I'd like to be able to log users in with their WordPress passwords. Is there a good way to do this in Python? I have tried these ...
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CycloneDX defines CBOM (Cryptography Bill of Materials) as a separate BOM type for tracking cryptographic usage. At an organizational level: How is CBOM usually implemented in practice? Should teams ...
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I am trynna install the libarary charm-crypto in my VS code but it shows some errors when executing the command pip install charm-crypto-framework .... what are the other ways to we can do to resolve ...
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I need to prove that a specific file (e.g. a PDF contract or build artifact) existed at a certain point in time, in a way that is independently verifiable after anchoring, without requiring the ...
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I have implemented AES-GCM encryption for sensitive database columns (e.g., SSN). I wrote a Prisma middleware that: Encrypts sensitive fields before write operations (create/update). Decrypts ...
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I have a Go function for encrypting data in parallel using AES-GCM: func encryptParallel(ctx context.Context, aead cipher.AEAD, w io.Writer, r io.Reader, workers uint64) error The design is: One ...
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I'm using the Argon2 functions from node:crypto module to hash passwords, but I can't find the argon2.verify() function equivalent that is in the argon2 npm module. import { argon2Sync } from 'node:...
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I am working with Oracle Javacard simulator and its latest version 3.2 I have tried to generate EC Public Key pair and export EC Public key with ECPublicKey.getW() with the following code: // Create ...
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I’m migrating from Node v18 to Node v22 and I noticed two major differences in behavior. Performance difference Node v18 (fast) const crypto = require('crypto'); const SECRET = 'SECRET-KEY-FOR-...
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I'm working on HMAC-SHA256 signature validation in C# and ran into something strange. When I test my code against different online HMAC calculators, I get inconsistent results. My implementation ...
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Let's say my platform / framework only allows me to use a single hash function ($toHashedIndexKey, for the reference, presumably truncated first 64-bits of standard 128-bit MD5 hash implementation). ...
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I'm trying to use cryptopp to implement ECDSA signing used by Ethereum. But I couldn't get the result right. Here is a sample implementation using both cryptopp and libsecp25k1, where the latter ...
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When creating an ECPrivateKey as below, where initaliseDomainParameters(ECKey ecKey) sets the elliptic curve parameters: public KeyPair keyPair = new KeyPair(KeyPair.ALG_EC_FP, KeyBuilder....
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I am attempting to sign the OpenSAML response using Azure KeyVault but the default keyvault behaviour does not allow me to sign the payload because KeyVaultJcaProvider has ...
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I tried use 6144 bits RSA key, but this has been taking so much time as around of 5 - 7 seconds to generate key pair, I think it's too long. On the other side, using keys with less length may become ...
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