Like this book? Oh my, that would be so much work… I do see myself cobbling together everything about Monocypher into a PDF, but turning it into a coherent whole would be another matter entirely. I’ll think about it, but right now I confess I have other priorities:
I’m must resume work on Monokex, my Noise clone. I want to add Elligator support, make key derivation more robust against side channels, and check that the implementation matches the specs.
Now that Monocypher supports PAKE, I’ll have to actually implement them.
I want to write a file encryption tool. It’s why I wrote Monocypher in the first place.
I will have to tackle networking at some point. The glimpses I’ve had so far showed me this is not trivial.
I think it’s really cool how in the past five years you’ve become an expert in implementing crypto.
I’m just waiting for a book describing Monocypher to come out, similar to how BLAKE and BLAKE2 were described in a book.
Like this book? Oh my, that would be so much work… I do see myself cobbling together everything about Monocypher into a PDF, but turning it into a coherent whole would be another matter entirely. I’ll think about it, but right now I confess I have other priorities: