This commit introduces two kinds of benchmarks:
1. Cryptographic Primitives. Measures the performance of all available
implementations of cryptographic algorithms using traditional
benchmarking. Uses criterion.
2. Protocol Runs. Measures the time each step in the protocol takes.
Measured using a tracing-based approach.
The benchmarks are run on CI and an interactive visual overview is
written to the gh-pages branch. If a benchmark takes more than twice the
time than the reference commit (for PR: the main branch), the action
fails.
Before this change, the patch release was left open. This patch
pinpoints it exactly, down to the patch release.
Signed-off-by: wucke13 <wucke13+github@gmail.com>
This implicates a change from nixpkgs-fmt to nixfmt. Nixfmt will become
the new standard on nix formatting, sanctioned by the nixpkgs. To verify
that these changes are purely in whitespace, but not semantic:
git diff --ignore-all-space -w HEAD^!
That will only show newline changes, make the diffing somewhat easier.
Signed-off-by: wucke13 <wucke13+github@gmail.com>
Libcrux is a library for formally verified implementations of
cryptographic primitives. It uses multiple back ends; one of which is
libjade. A cryptographic library written in the jasmin assembly
language for high assurance cryptographic implementations.
To use compile with the experiment_libcrux feature enabled:
cargo build --features experiment_libcrux
- Use a new nomenclature for these functions based on the idea of a hash
domain (as in domain separation); this makes much more sence
- Remove the ciphers::hash export; we did not even export a hash
function in the purest sence of the word. This gets us around the
difficulty of figuring out what we should call the underlying
primitive
This finishes the last step of removing sodium.rs from the rosenpass crate
itself and also removes the NOTHING and NONCE0 constants.
Hashing functions now use destination parameters;
rosenpass_constant_time::xor now does too.
