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Lava lamps are cool, but there are better ways to get random numbers.
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The so called SOLID "principles" are not nearly as useful as their reputation suggest.
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Common wisdom says the only way to cheap software is to skimp on quality or performance.
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How a paid assignment had me reconsider Monocypher's API, leading to sweeping changes and simplifications.
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The way the TPM is done leads to bloat.
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Readability is more objective than you'd think
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Crypto is often treated like a black art only anointed experts can hope to wield safely.
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How I implemented Elligator mappings from the original paper, with almost no other reference.
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Efficient elliptic curves tend not to have a prime order.
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Depending on whether we talk about ciphers and hashes, "bits of security" don't really mean the same thing.
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Public key cryptography often need fast scalar multiplication over a group with pretty slow additions.
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Despite advice to the contrary, I have implemented my own crypto for serious use.
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Monocypher 1.0 is out!
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I had a ring made for me, to represent my trade.
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Poly1305 is a state of the art one time authenticator.
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Chacha20 is a secure, fast, and amazingly simple encryption algorithm.