As I'm seeing more projects release "hand-rolled" encryption and key operations. I know I need to step up noscrypt advertising. If you're building an application (client, server, desktop, etc) that targets x86_64 I maintain a library that will do your nip44 encryption and basic key operations for you :) It's called noscrypt - Noscrypt gives you consistent abstractions for nostr encryption algorithms. - Your choice of highly tested backend libraries such as mbedTLS, openSSL or BCrypt API on Windows - Advanced validation and error feedback - Low level API gives you full control over memory - Low level API will never take control of your process with allocations, aborts, forks, or threading - It has automatic fallbacks for options and platform limitations (relies on monocypher for some fallbacks) - Offers a static or shared library - Includes versioned and hand verified copies of dependencies so you don't need internet access to build once you have the package - CI tested on Windows and Linux x86_64 platforms. (more tests coming soon) - Doesn't rely solely on GitHub or public infra It also includes a C# library for .net devs :) More bindings may be coming soon. https://www.vaughnnugent.com/resources/software/modules/noscrypt