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ring is a crypto library in Rust based on BoringSSL's crypto primitive implementations.
ring-ffi is a wrapper around ring that packages it in a shared library with a libffi-compatible API. The goal is to use ring-ffi as the foundation for ring bindings to Ruby, Python, Node.js, etc.
| Language | Bindings |
|---|---|
| Ruby | ruby-ring |
| Rust | Just use the native ring API. |
| Python | cryptography-ring |
Patches Welcome! Suggestions:
- Map more ring functionality to the libffi-compatible API.
- Improve the bindings for existing languages.
- Create bindings for new languages. (If you do so, please send a PR here to add your binding to the table above.
See LICENSE.
Please file bugs in the issue tracker. Yes, even security vulnerabilities should be reported in the public issue tracker. Do NOT report any security vulnerability privately to the ring-ffi developers.