Ashish Kumar (Ashfame) 🐲

Hey folks, Having trouble proxying nginx requests to localhost:4000 all of a sudden. curl localhost:4000 works but nginx keeps throwing 404 Been using this to do it but today...

yeah, but trying to get opinion on whether its a bad idea. What if someone starts building a rainbow table specific to that salt? Do I rotate salts with each version and check...

Not sure about Go's TLS performance being that bad. Have you heard about Caddy server? And yeah ideally a CDN can be used but this is just a personal project, so keeping it c...

Folks, is it alright to hardcode a salt in key stretching for an application if I don't have the ability to create a different salt for every instance of the application?

Hey guys, I deployed a golang binary to subdirectory of a domain, so all url handlers are being missed and I am getting 404s. Should I account for removing that from path bef...

I need symmetrical encryption. Is this symmetric or asymmetric? Also, are you saying with curve25519 even small keys give the same protection as bigger keys for AES256?

I have to package the application in a custom linux OS disk image, & provide that for distribution to non-technical end users so that really complicates the entire setup. but ...

I have an example code for AES-GCM encryption and decryption but since I am no expert, how do I ensure that's solid?

Perhaps I should be looking for a guide on AES encryption and how that compares with other encryption techniques?

Hey folks, can anyone share a solid reliable example of encrypting data?

Guys, when compiling for 32bit arch, do I just have to mind variables being declared specifically as int32 and int64, as compared to just int? Or there is more to it?

I guess for the same principle that once that fact is known, it becomes easier to brute force?

what the hell? without any context you called it bs. nobody is forcing you to help.

Hey folks, Is there a community of golang devs involved in crypto specifically?

gotcha, how does the encryption key length matter?

I guess you are right. Any pointers?

geh?