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by EthanHeilman
4732 days ago
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>We don't tolerate the "you're too stupid to use that" attitude in any other part of software development, and we shouldn't tolerate it in cryptography. We shouldn't, but we should provide tools that allow software engineers to securely design applications without having to be crypto experts, in much the same way I can write python code without being a kernel hacker. Two examples spring to mind: Authenticated https api calls and bcrypt. These both work securely without requiring deep knowledge and they are so easy to setup it is unlikely someone will roll their own. |
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