dry summit
// 100% original 100% Rust
Quantum proof blockchain
100K TPS
Advanced p2p net code
Velocity protocol for rapid block times
Argon2 encryption
sled database
SHA256 merkle tree
BLAKE3 hashing
CRYSTALS-dilithium
https://github.com/OSXBasedAnon/alphanumeric
Test phase 1
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tired valve
"Argon2 encryption" 
dry summit
Password* encryption 
limpid flower
You mean hashing?
slate forge
"Argon2 encryption" <:ferrisHmm:857440844171575326>
on the github it says "wallets encrypted with argon2 hashes"
so i mean if they are actually encrypting anything
steel viper
why is there just a zip file on the repo lol
slate forge
such source code
dry summit
Source will release after network becomes stable, wallets are encrypted with Argon2, private key files contain your dilithium private key
steel viper
Source will release after network becomes stable, wallets are encrypted with Arg...
how can wallets be encrypted with a hash function
also security by obscurity is not a good approach "until the network becomes stable"
slow vigil
Especially for a cryptocurrency, the more people audit the code before you go live, the better
dry summit
how can wallets be encrypted with a hash function
When encrypting a wallet, a password-based key derivation function (PBKDF) is used to derive a cryptographic key from a password. This derived key can then be used to encrypt the wallet data securely.
You can test it out to see how Argon2 works its fairly straightforward
hasher = PasswordHasher(time_cost=3, memory_cost=65536, parallelism=2)
password = "my_secure_password"
salt = os.urandom(16) # Random salt
hash = hasher.hash(password + salt.hex())
This is how your personal wallet is encrypted inside the application
gusty condor
That is still hashing the password, no talk about encryption
dry summit
It is encrypted with a cipher and the salt, during decryption, the user provides their password, which is hashed with the stored salt using Argon2 to regenerate the key. The key is then used to decrypt the wallet.
slow vigil
what's the goal with this project?