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Libsodium is a software library that provides tools for encrypting data, creating digital signatures, and hashing passwords securely. It is meant for programmers who build applications that need strong security.
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libsignal is a set of building blocks that handle secure messaging and encryption, used inside Signal's own apps and servers. It is aimed at programmers who build or maintain Signal's software, and the project itself says outside use is unsupported.
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liboqs is a free C code library that provides quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms, meaning methods designed to resist attacks from future quantum computers. It is aimed at developers who want to add these algorithms to their own software.
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