frereth-cp
CurveCP is a low-level protocol for streaming bytes across the network, much like TCP. Except in a secure manner.
This is an attempt to translate the reference implementation into clojure.
Background
It was initially designed by Daniel J. Bernstein. The spec, justification, and explanation can be found at CurveCP.
Status
Not even pre-alpha. I have most of the handshake translated, and I've been able to round-trip a single echo message without encryption or network access, but there's still a lot to be done.
In retrospect, this probably wasn't a great idea. A pure java implementation seems like it would have been a much wiser choice.
But, hey, I've taken it this far. And this does give me a higher-level perspective to really think about what's going on, above and beyond the bit twiddling.
Usage
boot install
Although you probably don't want to actually use it.
Notes
Line numbers in comments
A lot of comments reference line numbers. Those really point back to the reference implementation, from https://github.com/krig/nacl
tweetnacl
Having the tweetnacl java source just copy/pasted in the middle breaks every linter I've tried to use. It seems like that part really needs to be published somewhere as its own library.
Then again, maybe not. Maybe that violates the entire point behind using tweetnacl.
License
Copyright © 2017-2018 James Gatannah
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.